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Skrevet d. 25-05-2014 04:14
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Gode nyheder i hvert fald for nogle ris bønder
BAAC arranging Bt55 bn from its reserves and fund; farmers put faith in Prayuth
The Bank for Agriculture and Agricultural Cooperatives (BAAC) is preparing a Bt55-billion budget from its reserves and the Farmers Assistance Fund to pay farmers owed under the rice-pledging scheme, starting tomorrow.
BAAC president Luck Wajananawat said as the Constitution has been suspended, the bank could disburse from its reserves and the farmers' fund to pay farmers at the earliest following orders from the National Council for Peace and Order.
The ousted government was able to pay about Bt100 billion to the farmers until now, but another Bt90 billion is still owed to 80,000 farmers. Luck added that the bank would also encourage financial institutions to offer loans for paying outstanding dues to the farmers under the rice-pledging scheme to ensure that every farmer gets his money within 15-20 days.
Meanwhile, Air Chief Marshal Prajin Jantong, who heads the economic ministries, is scheduled to meet high level officers of the Finance Ministry, the Bank of Thailand, and financial institutions. They will discuss urgent economic issues, including finding money to pay farmers, economic stimulus measures and budget disbursement for fiscal year 2014-15. The Thai economy has been seriously impacted by the prolonged political crisis for half a year.
Former Phitsanulok Democrat MP Warong Dechgitvigrom hailed Army chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha for his swift action to pay farmers the debts the Yingluck government owed them for the rice they had pledged. He said Prayuth had ordered Finance Ministry officials to work during the weekend to clear the long over-due debts within 15-20 days, as farmers across the country faced financial difficulties.
"The Yingluck government designed this policy in a bid to woo voters, corrupted and garnered support from vested-interest groups through the whole process of the pledging scheme,'' he said.
He urged Prayuth to further provide farmers assistance in reducing the cost of fertilisers and pesticides.
Prayuth told Friday's meeting of agency heads that funds had been partly allocated to repay debt owed to rice farmers under the ousted government's rice-pledging scheme. He expressed confidence that within 15-20 days the debts should be repaid.
Kittisak Rattanawaraha, chairman of the Northern Farmer Networks expressed confidence that Prayuth, who is in charge of the country's administration with full authority, would be able to find Bt100 billion for the debt the government owed to farmers.
The caretaker Yingluck government was unable to seek loans to pay farmers for rice pledged under the government's populist scheme due to legal obstacles faced as a result of being a caretaker government.
Kittisak, however, expressed concern that more than 90 per cent of farmers may not have enough money to pay debts. He said during the eight-month period that the caretaker government had failed to pay farmers the money, they were forced to seek shark loans in order to pay for daily expenses and to pay for supplies such as pesticides and fertilisers to continue their rice plantation.
More than 300 farmers from Phitsanulok and representatives of kamnan and village heads of 17 northern provinces submitted a letter to the Phitsanulok governor, showing their support for Prayuth. They thanked Prayuth for his swift action in paying the farmers and his promise to maintain the kamnan and village heads institution in the country's administration.
A group of 20 Chiang Mai residents handed soldiers food and supplies in a show of support to the military at Kalawin camp in Muang district. A group of doctors and nurses in Kalasin also presented food and supplies to soldiers through the Kalasin governor.
Security has been stepped up in Buri Ram at the provincial hall, train station, power stations and bus station to prevent ill-intentioned groups from staging violence.
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Skrevet d. 25-05-2014 09:57
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B80bn to pay rice farmers
The Finance Ministry plans to borrow about 80 billion baht to pay off rice farmers within one month to fulfil an order from National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) head Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha. The...
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Skrevet d. 25-05-2014 14:14
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der er mange sider af samme sag, nu siger de at udbetaling af ris penge starter i morgen mandag
ris-penge kan hentes på det nærmeste militær kontor som står for udbetalingen
Farmers to be paid from tomorrow
The 800,000 farmers would all be paid in one month starting tomorrow. The money would be paid at various army and air force units in various parts of the country, he said.
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Skrevet d. 26-05-2014 09:35
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Godt nyt for ris-farmerne.
Rice scheme payments begin
Farmers waiting for delayed rice-pledging scheme payments can begin claiming their money from today, coup-makers announced yesterday.
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Skrevet d. 26-05-2014 10:13
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det var en dyr ordning for landet de snakker ca Bt500bn i tab jeg tror det tal bliver dobbelt så stort når de engang kommer til bunds i ris-skandalen
Rice scheme produces over Bt500bn in loss
A report by a Finance Ministry task force showed that the previous government's rice-pledging scheme has yielded over Bt500 billion in loss during the 2011/12 and 2012/13 harvest years.
The loss is based on the estimated cost of Bt23,000 a tonne, for the purchase of paddy rice at Bt15,000 per tonne and the polishing. Meanwhile, the white rice was sold at Bt12,000-Bt14,000 a tonne before the House dissolution and only Bt8 billion in the recent months.
The task force also concluded that 3 million tonnes of rice are missing from warehouses, while the stockpiles’ quality is declining.
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Skrevet d. 26-05-2014 18:43
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Efterspørgslen af ris er vel næppe dalet, mon det ikke er fordi de rige opkøbere kun køber den ris de behøver til dagsbehov, for at spænde ben for regeringens mindstepris, og dermed blokerer for udbetalingen til de fattige risbønder?
Før i tiden blev prisen på ris udregnet efter hvor god høsten havde været, og den var ikke ret høj alt efter mellemhandlerne havde tjent deres penge.
Shinawatre regeringen har så forsøgt at lave om på det ved at fastsætte en mindste betaling for risen, så de fattige ikke mistede deres jord til griske pengemænd i Bangkok.
Så er spørgsmålet hvem der har fortjent flest penge, dem der arbejder ude i markerne, eller dem der sidder og køber og sælger.
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