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Unregistered Bangkok residents unlikely to benefit from digital wallet

Summary by Ground News
The distribution of 10,000 baht in digital wallet format is a key policy of the Pheu Thai Party. The digital money must be spent within six months on essential daily expenses unrelated to state welfare, in community stores and services within a 4-kilometre radius of the registered address. It seems likely that unregistered residents, especially the millions who work in Bangkok, may not be able to use this handout.
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Unregistered Bangkok residents unlikely to benefit from digital wallet

The approximately 2.7 million unregistered residents in Bangkok may not get to exercise their rights to fully use the planned 10,000 baht digital handout.

·Bangkok, Thailand
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The Nation Thailand broke the news in Bangkok, Thailand on Monday, September 11, 2023.
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