BANGKOK: Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin, in a benevolent gesture, will donate his monthly salary and allowance to various charitable foundations throughout his term.
Thai Government spokesperson Chai Wacharonke said that the Prime Minister, who also serves as the Finance Minister, receives a total of 125,590 baht per month, comprising a 75,590-baht salary and a 50,000-baht position allowance.“The Prime Minister believes that giving is a good thing… Therefore, he plans to start by himself,” he said in a statement.
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