Bangkok Post
When are policy decisions actually made?
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Maybe the best way to understand Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s confounding decision to reinforce the Thai government stance on foreigners as hostile — ordering “errant” visitors be summarily deported — is by understanding how some conclusions in this country are so foregone they appear unshakeable, while others are treated as inconceivable regardless of their grounding.
Key facts
- The argument he made was that the switch would cut energy costs by about 4.75 billion baht, or 54%, over five years while also significantly cutting greenhouse gas emissions, noise pollution and the PM2.5 fine-dust pollution that is an
- Maybe the best way to understand Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul’s confounding decision to reinforce the Thai government stance on foreigners as hostile — ordering “errant”
- A case in point: Seeing the headline “Bangkok governor defends switch to electric rubbish trucks”
- So what if the city has been reviewing this worthwhile idea since 2023
Summary
A case in point: Seeing the headline “Bangkok governor defends switch to electric rubbish trucks” was a little surprising at first glance.
Considering Thailand’s fervently proclaimed green-mindedness and its enthusiastic appetite for electric vehicles, it seems obvious that if any aspect of the capital could benefit from the introduction of a modern, low-carbon innovation, it would be waste collection.