On September 25, the Thai government began distributing 10,000 baht payments to 14.5 million vulnerable groups, including welfare cardholders and people with disabilities. The funds are being transferred via PromptPay and bank accounts from September 25 to 30.
At a bank in Mukdahan, many individuals including the elderly and disabled queued from early morning to withdraw their funds. While some were disappointed as the money had not yet arrived for them, others expressed joy and hope for using the 10,000 baht for family expenses.
A disabled individual mentioned plans to use the money for essential items, thanking the government for such assistance as money is currently hard to come by for those unable to work.
In Khon Kaen, observers noted a similar scene with many disabled individuals waiting at ATM machines to withdraw their funds. For many, this financial help is crucial for their daily needs and future expenses.
An elderly woman expressed gratitude, planning to use the money for personal necessities and her disabled grandchild’s care, emphasizing the importance of continued financial support from the government.
Another individual spoke of waking up early in anticipation of the funds and planned to allocate the money for essential expenses and debt repayments, advocating for ongoing government assistance to alleviate financial burdens.
In summary, the distribution of financial aid has positively impacted many citizens, providing them hope and relief amid economic challenges.
This article was rewritten from a Thairath’s news article.
