Popped up again! Grandma Korat, 73, was recalled for the elderly premium of 7.7 thousand. Before being sued by the municipality and waiting for an appointment to negotiate
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On January 26, 64, the reporter received a complaint from Mr. Marikin Khawichor Johor, 42 years old, the son of Mrs. Prachuap Phadawan, age 73, villagers in Village No. 3, Cho Ho Subdistrict, Muang District, Nakhon Ratchasima Province. Recall the living allowance for the elderly paid to Mrs. Prachuap. Retrospective from April 52 Until Nov. 63 For a period of more than 11 years, the amount is 76,400 baht and the total interest is 77,737 baht.
Mr. Marikin revealed that his father was previously Police Lieutenant Colonel Samphan Phadawan served as border patrol police And passed away from duty in Nakae District, Nakhon Phanom Province in 1972, causing her mother to receive a special pension. Until the end of the year 2020, there are books from the municipality of Jor Ho Request a refund of the elderly living allowance from the mother Nowadays, my mother has to treat illness on her right leg and cannot walk easily. You must use a cane to support it all the time. And her mother earns only one way from the special pension No other income
Previously, he had inquired with the municipal officer of Jor Ho Sub-District But the municipality requested a high rate of reimbursement. By requesting a refund for the first 3 months at a rate of 18,000 baht per month, then in the fourth month billed at a rate of 1,100 baht per month, which he negotiated a lump sum payment that had to be paid back for the first 3 months because the rate was too high. Their family could not pay back. But the municipality refused and sent the matter to the Nakhon Ratchasima District Court
Most recently, the Nakhon Ratchasima district court summoned her mother as a defendant to meet at the court for mediation. Provide the solution to the charge of the case And examining witnesses on February 18, 2021, which she and her mother were ready to go to court In order for the court to help as a refuge And help to negotiate fair mediation with their families
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