Thai PM Directs Flood Response from Singapore, Emphasizes Swift Aid and Long-Term Measures
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul issued directives on domestic flood response online from Singapore, where he attended an international conference. He emphasized swift cash payments to flood victims and the promotion of long-term water management measures, including the 'monkey cheek' concept around Bangkok.
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