PATTAYA, Thailand — Following the current launch of Thai ID card services by Nongprue Town, Mayor Winai Inpitak performed an individual assessment on October 26 to evaluate the effectiveness and need for the recently started program. Throughout his go to, Mayor Winai engaged with regional homeowners and federal government authorities, discovering crucial insights into the functional characteristics.
The Mayor’s observations exposed an exceptional rise in need for ID card services, with lines totally inhabited by 10 a.m. for both the early morning and afternoon sessions. The present service design runs without a midday break. Authorities take turns having their meals to keep constant line management and very little wait times for people looking for ID card services.
The everyday service capability is divided into early morning and afternoon sessions, with 30 people served in each session. This department is meant to avoid frustrating work on authorities and acts as a screening stage for system performance.
As the screening stage advances, authorities stay ready to adjust and increase the everyday service capability from 60 to 80 people if need continues to increase. The administration prepares to get extra ID card printing makers. This tactical relocation intends to reduce possible disturbances to service brought on by technical problems with the existing device.
Earlier Report: Nongprue town introduces Thai ID card services
