Government Housing, Kiakkai Army, The Prime Minister inspects military flats, Central Army Kiakkai, pointing out that there is a policy of voluntary military conscription. Must start with welfare - good quality of life Suggesting a 10-year construction plan, listening to residents' needs to meet their needs, adding a gym, co working space, parking space, and EV charging station. Prepare to go to the area on February 26th to look at the Royal Thai Army-Air Force-Royal Thai Army residences. Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Traveled to inspect the residences of army officers' flats. At the Central Army Welfare Building (Kiakkai) to see what life is like inside each room. Including whether the room size is appropriate or not. The Prime Minister suggested that co-working spaces be managed by installing Wi-Fi signals for use, perhaps without the need to install a TV. Including the construction of a 2-story parking space, allocated to have a gym for exercising. and provide charging poin ts for electric cars as well The Prime Minister also recommended that there be a 10-year long-term design plan for the construction of residential buildings by considering the budget to be appropriate. The Prime Minister said he wanted to see the well-being of the junior soldiers. I want junior soldiers to have a life of dignity. You will know that in the future if you have ambition and are willing to work, you will have a good life to support you in the future. It's not just that you can use it, you have to take care of it as well. Mr. Settha then posted a picture and a message stating: 'I came to inspect the Royal Thai Army Central Welfare Building (Kiakkai) because I knew that the Royal Thai Army would add additional housing for junior soldiers. Therefore, I would like to come and listen to what the residents' needs are. In order to make an address that meets the requirements. Initially, I think that a room size of 45 square meters is good, but it needs to be built in for comprehensive use, and I want t he co-working space to have a gym, add a charging station for EV users, and a waste separation point. To jointly take care of the environment as well We have a policy of voluntary military service, so we have to start with welfare. and have a quality of life and well-being for military officers first Everyone wants a good place to live, and a career that is honorable and dignified is what everyone wants to have.' The Prime Minister has revealed that he plans to visit the residences of the Royal Thai Navy, Air Force and Army on Monday, February 26. Source: Thai News Agency