People most worried about economic woes

Almost 88 per cent of those surveyed said they were worried about the government’s failure to tackle economic issues. They suggested that the government recruit leading gurus to tackle the issue and launch more measures to boost the national economy.
The survey was conducted on 1,167 people in all regions of the country between Monday and Friday last week.
Among the five major issues, corruption was second on the list of concerns with almost 77 per cent saying there was still plenty of corruption, especially in government projects. They suggested that the government seriously pursue those who are involved with corruption. 
Political conflicts were third, and almost 71 per cent thought the government had failed to bring about reconciliation. They called for a clear policy from the government to solve the problem, seek cooperation from all concerned parties, and listen to opinions from all sides. 
Almost 65 per cent expressed their concern about law enforcement, especially the absolute power of junta chief Prayut under Article 44 of the 2014 interim charter. Many perceived the use of the power as restriction of rights and freedom, and justice. The respondents suggested that the government exercise the power with caution and think about the pros and cons as well as explain the reasons to the public.

Concerns about election 
An election was the last of the major concerns. Almost 62 per cent were worried about the election as it was important for politics but the process was unclear. 
They suggested that the government invite all stakeholders to discuss and work out an appropriate direction and set a clear election date.