NACC,, NACC asks to wait for the results of the investigation of related agencies into the spread of black-chinned tilapia. If government officials are found to be involved, the case will be considered by itself.Mr. Niwatchai Kasem Mongkol, Secretary-General of the NACC, mentioned the case where a government official may be involved in the black-chinned tilapia outbreak, and whether the NACC can investigate or wait for a complaint to be filed first, that in this case, it is not necessary to wait for someone to file a complaint. If the NACC finds that an official of a government agency neglects or neglects to perform his duties, causing damage, however, in terms of the investigation, there are currently several agencies conducting the investigation. The NACC is waiting for the investigation results, so there is no need to conduct a double investigation because the investigation results will indicate that the negligence was caused by a government official's negligence, carelessness, or intentional neglect of duty. When that happens, the NACC will take the case up. It is not too late.Mr. Niwatchai said that the NACC has been monitoring the news all the time. If it finds evidence of negligence from officials, it can immediately take action. But for now, we will wait for the information first. In finding news, we go to find news anyway.Source: Thai News Agency

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