Majority doubt govt’s ability to cope with disasters: Opinion poll
A Thai opinion poll reveals that a majority of the public doubts the government's capacity to handle natural disasters like floods. Concerns about climate change are also high, underscoring the urgent need for improved disaster preparedness measures.
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