‘Kong Sat Press’ organizes sports and entertainment to stimulate the economy, focus on science, sports help strengthen the Thai army
“Big Kong” Dr. Kong Sak Yodmanee, Governor of the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) revealed that from the way Mr. Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, Minister of Tourism and Sports. Assigned to various activities To stimulate the economy, SAT has planned And proceed in the same way as before Organizing sports activities such as running and cycling Which will blend entertainment into music events Which is a spaced arrangement, must be seated without contact And follow all measures of The Center for the Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 or B.E.
The Governor of SAT said that there was still a matter of food activity. And local products In the event of the expo Which of these things will go into the matter of economic stimulation. But all of these They have to wait and see the situation of the COVID-19 epidemic, but the CRC and SAT have worked closely together. And wait and see if there is a need for additional measures or not And these activities can be organized or not, but the SAT has been fully prepared. Which will start organizing various activities This is in early January next year. Especially in cities that are highly affected, such as Chiang Rai and Chiang Mai, etc.
“Big Kong” added that In addition to organizing various activities, next year there will be a lot of athletes sent to various sports events, so the work in the next year will be mainly for athletes preparation. And how to make athletes ready in both And abroad Which will bring sports science that SAT has opened a new sports science center this year Considered an overhaul Making it believe that it will see something new in the field of sports, especially sports science Which we will focus on the issue of keeping athletes training Including working with the Sports Association of Thailand
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