The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) is scored 8.87 out of 10 for its two-month performance, according to an opinion survey carried out by Suan Dusit Poll.
The poll was conducted on 1,689 people throughout the country between July 22-26 to gather their opinion on the NCPO's performance after two months in power.
The NCPO was scored 8.87 for the two-month performance, up from 8.28 for its one-month work.
Regarding the satisfaction rate, 51.51% of the respondents said they were very satisfied with the NCPO's performance, 40.26% fairly satisfied and the rest not satisfied.
On the NCPO's overall performance, 72.94% said it was still able to keep the situation under control without a show of conflict; 69.98% said it was able to concretely reorganise social order; and, 67.14% said it was able to handle the country's administration fairly well.