Citizens are eagerly awaiting the implementation of the Pheu Thai Party’s policy’s 10,000 baht in digital money, hoping it will stimulate the economy and ease the financial burden on their families.
They are also urging the government to take care of the underprivileged, specifically those who struggle to make ends meet.
Chiang Mai’s residents shared their opinion on the 10,000 baht digital money policy aimed at economic stimulus, which was promised by the Pheu Thai Party.
They are waiting for the funds to be transferred quickly, as they believe it will alleviate financial pressures within their families, emphasizing the need for the new government to improve the quality of life for street vendors and those who live hand-to-mouth.
They hope the new prime minister will contribute to the economic recovery of Thailand. At the San Sai market, many Chiang Mai residents expressed their satisfaction with the new government’s commitment to providing the promised digital money.
A vendor said her desire to receive the money promptly to use it for her family expenses and as capital for her business. Similarly, a vegetable vendor said that the economy has been struggling for a long time and she hopes the new government will contribute to its recovery. However, she acknowledges that details about the digital money distribution remain unclear, but if received, it would serve as an economic stimulus.
On the other hand, a coconut milk seller expressed minimal expectations regarding digital money, as he lives in another province that may not meet the eligibility criteria. Nonetheless, he desires equal rights for everyone. (TNA)
