Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin has been focusing on stimulating Thailand's sluggish economy since taking office on Sept. 5, after months of political deadlock that hindered the formation of a government following the May 14 general election.While Tuesday marked the first three months of Srettha's Pheu Thai Party government, he is facing headwinds in gaining support for controversial "digital wallet" handouts, amid concern over an increase in government debt.Doubling as finance chief, Srettha, 61, has said he aims to promote consumption through the giveaway, in a bid to boost Southeast…READ FULL ARTICLE
