Thai PM's 'Don't Panic' Remark Sparks Public Distrust, Citizens Stockpile Amidst Government's Reassurance
Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin's statement that there's no need to panic regarding global emergency preparedness warnings has fueled public distrust. Citizens are prioritizing their own stockpiling over government assurances, citing past experiences.
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