Bangkok, The Prime Minister posted after visiting Huai Khwang Police Station to look at the signage issue, stressing the suppression of "drugs - informal debt - gray business", saying that the government prioritizes the economy, but it must be on the basis of safety and legality. Prime Minister Settha Thavisin posted on X that after seeing the news about the problematic billboards about changing nationality, this afternoon he visited Huai Khwang Police Station. Regarding the billboards, he learned that tomorrow (July 23), the police will invite the district director and related persons to provide clarification, which will likely provide a clear answer. He also stressed the prevention and suppression of drugs, informal debt, and gray businesses in the area. 'Huai Khwang District is an area with a lot of foreign residents. There is a growth rate in terms of construction and population. It is also a commercial, business and service area. The government emphasizes the economy, but it must be safe and legal,' t he Prime Minister said. Source: Thai News Agency
The Prime Minister stressed the suppression of ‘drugs, informal debt, and grey business’
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