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Women’s group meets to discuss budget

Members of the Pattaya Women’s Development Group show off some of the items they will teach local women to produce to help boost their family income.

Jetsada Homklin
The Pattaya Women’s Development Group met to discuss what the do with the club’s yearly budget.
President Naowarat Khakhay presided over the Sept. 17 meeting with 50 members, and announced that this year’s budget will once again be used to follow government policy to resolve the problem of jobless residents, especially woman, to allow them to be occupied and have a proper income.
The group will use the funds to organize more activities to train people so they can use their spare time to produce handicrafts to sell to tourists for extra income.
These products will include handmade Thai products, such as clothes, necklaces, herbal medicine and many more.

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