Majority keeping mum about their loan shark debts
By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE TOTAL OF PEOPLE OWING illicit debts to loan sharks and yet keeping it a secret from the authorities is believed to outnumber those who have officially notified of it so far, according to Interior Ministry undersecretary Sutthipong Chulcharoen. The undersecretary said today (Dec.29) there are many more people who […]
Read More110,000-plus debtors point finger at over 81,000 loan sharks
By Thai Newsroom Reporters A TOTAL OF 110,000-PLUS people have so far claimed to owe a combined seven billion baht in illicit debt to 81,000-plus loan sharks in all provinces of the country, a senior government official said today (Dec.26). Sutthipong Chulcharoen, undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior, confirmed that 110,531 people have informed […]
Read MoreNumber of people owing illicit debt now surpasses 100,000
By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE indebted to loan sharks has now surpassed 100,000 over a three-week period, confirmed the Ministry of Interior’s undersecretary Sutthipong Chulcharoen today (Dec.21). A total of 105,482 people have so far claimed with the authorities to have a combined sum of 6.57 billion baht in illicit, informal […]
Read MoreNearly 100,000 people indebted to loan sharks
By Thai Newsroom Reporters NEARLY 100,000 PEOPLE have been officially listed so far to owe debt to loan sharks nationwide, according to the Ministry of Interior’s undersecretary Sutthipong Chulcharoen. Since the beginning of this month, a total of 98,667 people have so far informed the authorities either in person or online as being currently […]
Read MoreAnother populist campaign provided for 10 million licitly indebted people
By Thai Newsroom Reporters ABOUT 10 MILLION LICITLY indebted people nationwide are going to be salvaged under another populist campaign launched by the Pheu Thai-led government, according to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. The prime minister reassured today (Dec.12) that an estimated 10 million licitly indebted people will be rescued under the government’s campaign to […]
Read More71,000 people found so far to have 3.5 billion baht in debt to loan sharks
By Thai Newsroom Reporters AS MANY AS 71,000 people nationwide have been found so far to have a combined sum of 3.5 billion baht in illicit, informal debt owed to loan sharks, according to Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. Presiding over today’s (Dec.8) official kick-off of the Pheu Thai-led government’s anti-loan sharks campaign, the prime […]
Read MoreMany more people tipped to report loan shark debts
By Thai Newsroom Reporters MANY MORE PEOPLE in all parts of the country are ultimately expected to inform government officials of debt which they may owe to loan sharks sooner than later, said Deputy Prime Minister-cum-Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul today (Dec.4). Only about 40,000 people throughout the country have so far notified the authorities […]
Read More22,000 people claim carrying loan shark debts in single day
By Thai Newsroom Reporters AS MANY AS 22,000 PEOPLE nationwide have individually claimed in a single day to be owing illicit debt to loan sharks, Sutthipong Juljaroen, undersecretary of interior, confirmed today (Dec.2). A total of about 22,090 people from all regions of the country yesterday notified the authorities of the illicit, informal debt […]
Read MorePheu Thai-led govt alleged of pushing mutually contradictory populist campaigns
By Thai Newsroom Reporters THE PHEU THAI-LED GOVERNMENT is putting forward mutually contradictory populist campaigns which will immensely increase public debt and compromise their financial and treasury disciplines, said an opposition MP today (Nov.30). Move Forward MP Nattapong Ruangpanyawudhi said the Pheu Thai-led coalition government plans to borrow a sum of 500 billion baht […]
Read MorePoliceman commits suicide over debt problems
A POLICEMAN in Kalasin province who was saddled with heavy debts tried to shoot his wife twice before shooting himself to death at 3 a.m. this morning (Oct. 31), Siam Rath newspaper said. Just after Pol. Sgt. Maj. Mahitidet Klangpraphan, 50, who was attached to Kalasin Police Department, committed suicide, Pol. Lt. Col. Suksawad […]
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