Phradon accepts the decline in government popularity polls, thanks the public for serving as a clear mirror reflecting government performance, signaling honestly to the government, and asks for a chance to improve and be reassessed. He emphasizes that in three months the government must urgently resolve immediate problems.
On 7 July 2026, Phradon Prisananantakul, Minister attached to the Prime Minister's Office, spoke about the drop in government popularity polls. He accepted the public's evaluation, stating that polls are a mirror reflecting the government that must be listened to and considered. He said the government will review its work, including all ministers and civil servants implementing government policies, to find ways to solve problems as quickly as possible. The government’s goal is to solve problems for the people and serve their interests.
However, we will work harder and communicate more with the public for their benefit. We thank the public for sending honest signals to the government. We will use this opportunity given by the public to work for their greatest benefit.
Phradon said the government has been working for three months and has faced many long-accumulated problems that must be urgently addressed, including both immediate and structural issues such as oil, electricity, corruption, and economic downturn. He noted that the government is being evaluated after a very short period while facing major problems that require considerable time. He asks for a chance for the government to improve, then be evaluated again.