Prajaksilpakhom Military Camp, The Prime Minister inspected Prajaksilpakhom Military Camp. Look at the well-being of the personnel and their readiness. Prajaksilpakom Hospital supports patients with a single ID card for treatment everywhere. Reporters reported that the third day of the mission to the northeastern region of Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance. in Udon Thani province The first mission was at 8:45 a.m. Mr. Settha along with Mr. Suthin Khlangsaeng, Minister of Defense. Travel to Prajaksilpakom Military Camp. Udon Thani Province Follow up and inspect the well-being of the personnel. by the Prime Minister Inquired about the age of the military personnel's residential buildings, which are mostly wooden buildings. and old and dilapidated This may require the construction of a new building to house non-commissioned soldiers. The Prime Minister recommended that if the military has enough space, it should be built in the form of one-story flats or two-story flats rather than h igh-rise buildings because it suits the way of life of people in the provinces. It's more on the ground than a tall building. The Prime Minister revealed that he came to visit the residences at Prajaksilpakom Military Camp. Because it intends to help improve the overall welfare and quality of life of soldiers in order to build morale and encouragement. Many of the houses were built since 1952 and are in old condition and very dilapidated. and the number is not enough which should care for the betterment of life equally The government intends to trial residential renovations. To be more in line with current life. We will try to improve it in military camps in other provinces that have a lot of space first. The Prime Minister then traveled to Prajaksilpakom Hospital Follow up on management and treatment services for both military personnel and the general public. which is developing military hospitals to be able to accommodate patients and a single ID card policy for treatment everywhere Increase convenience for patients in accessing the health system The Prime Minister stated that military hospitals in Prajaksilpakom Camp and other places can be developed to support the policy of a single ID card for treatment everywhere. which the military hospital here Caring for people who are outpatients Accounting for a ratio of 77% per year, the treatment rate is 1 doctor per 14,000 patients per year, and there are also mobile vehicles that go out to the area to inspect and treat people in Udon Thani. Nearby provinces and along the Nong Khai border But there are still problems with lack of personnel, lack of equipment, lack of IT systems, and lack of enough mobile ambulances. At the same time, many medical personnel under the Ministry of Defense resigned. Because there is no opportunity to grow No chance to pack The salary rate is less than that of the Ministry of Public Health. All of which he intends to help solve the problem as soon as possible. and developed it into a pilot military hospital model in Udon Thani. and continue to expand to other places There are patients waiting to receive services. Including many relatives of patients who came to ask to take pictures with the Prime Minister. Source: Thai News Agency