Saturday, 3 July 2010

Tell your problem and opinion.

The idea that the government invite people to tell their problem by telephone direct to the prime minister and another department director is not a new idea, but Thai government make a new trend with bring the movie star to listen and record the million problems.
Thai prime minister Aphisit Wetchachiwa led most of his team to sit and record the problem from the people. He aspect to get 63 million opinions in 6 days with start from the first of July. Aphisit chose TOT to install of 300 telephone lines in the government's house for this program. On the first day, the economic is the most popular problem. The only one number is 02 304 9999. Everyone from everywhere can dial this number to complain, suggest or to tell your every opinion.
I think, this is the good solution, but it will be happen in short term and this program can't solve the problem like every project in the past. The government just show off to get more vote after the situation in May. I can imagine after this campaign will be nothing happen to solve of all people problem.


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References
Bangkok Post Today(2012,July)Wobbly connection,retrieved on July,3,2010 from,http://www.readbangkokpost.com/easyenglishnews/

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3 comments:

  1. Tarn4 July 2010 at 00:48

    P'Joe, I'm sorry I didn't tell you in details about this assignment. Peter want us to use BBC News, The Economist, The New York Times, New Scientist, and Scientific American as our sources. Their links can be found in our class blog: "Looking for Something to read." I suggest you read the instruction of Responding to the News: weekly blog schedule from Recent Blog Topics from Recent Blog Topics again or go to this link. http://peteraep.blogspot.com/2010_06_01_archive.html

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  2. Peter.AUA4 July 2010 at 00:59

    Tarn is right that I suggested using the sources listed in "Looking for Something to Read?" but as I repeated in my recent comments on Tum's post "Could we use another website for writing?", they are suggestsions; it can be OK to use others.

    I'll write more on this tomorrow morning.

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  3. Tarn4 July 2010 at 01:31

    Although most of our governments do not sincerely listen to the public or seek for the real solution to our society's long-standing problems, I do have some hope that it might be different this time.

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