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How much to fill?

How much to fill?

The math teacher has already thought.

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✅ a day.

The state gives 200. We have to refill ourselves. 133 baht. Buy 333.

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✅ per month

The state gives 1,000. We have to fill 667 baht. Buy 1,667.

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✅ the state will give this for four months, June-September 2026.

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✅ 1 day can not be used.

But in 1 month, must use to complete the quota

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☺️ don't forget to use it.

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