Jedsad Urges Deputy Transport Minister on Flood Repairs
Jedsad Thaiset calls Deputy Transport Minister Phattharapong Phattharaprasit to urgently fix flood-damaged bridges and push for a new disaster insurance scheme.
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- Jedsad calls Deputy Transport Minister Phattharapong
- Urgent action demanded for flooded areas and broken bridges
- Pushing for a new disaster insurance framework
Mr. Jedsad Thaiset has directly contacted Mr. Phattharapong Phattharaprasit, the Deputy Minister of Transport, to urgently address severe flooding issues and damaged bridges affecting local residents, while also seeking swift relief measures.
During the discussion, alongside immediate infrastructure repairs due to natural disasters, both parties reviewed long-term preparation and management strategies to tackle recurring issues more effectively.
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A key focus of the discussion was the introduction of a new disaster insurance framework designed to provide faster compensation and alleviate financial burdens for citizens affected by future natural calamities.
The push for disaster insurance represents a proactive financial risk management strategy by the government to cope with increasingly frequent and severe natural disasters. Integrating insurance mechanisms can reduce traditional state budget burdens for post-disaster recovery and ensure systematic, timely compensation for affected populations.
Relevant agencies, including the Ministry of Transport and local authorities, are currently surveying all damages to ensure that broken bridges and disrupted transport routes are repaired and fully operational as quickly as possible.
Source: Matichon Politics
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