DSI organized a program on quality of life development and retirement readiness for retiring DSI officers for the fiscal year 2025

On February 26, 2025, at 9:00 AM, Police Lieutenant Colonel Anurak Rojnirankit, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), presided over the opening ceremony of the program on quality of life development and retirement readiness for retiring DSI officers for the fiscal year 2025 (first session). The ceremony was also attended by Police Major Jatupol Bongkochmas, Deputy Director-General of the DSI, and Ms. Worakan Wongpan, Head of the Human Resource Management Division, who delivered the report. The ceremony took place in the reception room on the 2nd floor of the Ratchaburidirekrit Building (Building A).

During the event, Police Lieutenant Colonel Anurak Rojnirankit, Deputy Director-General of the DSI, stated that the DSI recognized the importance of development for retiring officers in order to prepare them, improve their quality of life, foster an understanding of retirement, and facilitate adaptation before their retirement. Also, the program aimed to ensure that retirees were well-informed about the application processes and procedures for a lump-sum pension and monthly retirement pension. Participants also received guidance on tracking their pension disbursement status, verifying approvals, and managing withdrawals, as well as information on post-retirement benefits from their Government Pension Fund (GPF) membership. Additionally, Ms. Yupaporn Intarak, a speaker from the GPF, lectured on the benefits available to GPF members. The program garnered significant interest from retiring officers, with 36 participants scheduled for retirement in the current fiscal year.