Sisaket: "Kung Fu," the nickname for a government-run business, is promptly addressing requests from gas station operators in Sisaket Province, Thailand, who are impacted by the ongoing Thai-Cambodian border crisis. The entity is working diligently to expedite relief efforts and ensure compensation is provided efficiently to those affected.
According to Thai News Agency, MP Wasawath Puangphornsri of the Thai Ruam Phalang Party has received a letter from PTT gas station operators in Sisaket's Kantaralak District. The operators are seeking assistance and compensation due to the unrest along the Thai-Cambodian border. Mr. Wasawath, who has been actively following up on this issue, stated that he has been raising the matter in the House of Representatives and during the annual budget bill discussions. He has also been coordinating with relevant agencies to hasten relief and ensure that victims receive adequate compensation.
The government-run entity, known as "Kung Fu," is acting as a representative to receive complaints and track progress in collaboration with these agencies. Their objective is to guarantee that compensation and assistance are delivered swiftly and fairly to those in need. This effort underscores the commitment to addressing the challenges faced by the affected gas station operators and ensuring timely relief.