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Nearly 2.76 million Thai citizens who were initially disqualified from the 2026 state welfare card scheme have filed formal appeals, the Ministry of Finance confirmed. The staggering number reflects the widespread fallout from the government’s revised and stricter screening criteria for the social safety net. Many low-income Thais now face uncertainty as they wait for their eligibility to be re-evaluated. The appeals surge has put pressure on the administration to balance fiscal responsibility with support for the vulnerable. Observers say the mass rejections could become a political flashpoint if not handled transparently.
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