Nong bua lamphu: The leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, carried out a significant campaign in Nong Bua Lamphu, urging residents to support the party's parliamentary candidates under the slogan "Vote Anutin, down-to-earth, easy to please." He assured the public of development projects that would elevate the province to the standards of major cities, while firmly stating that the Thai-Cambodian border crossing would remain closed despite external pressures.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anutin joined the province's parliamentary candidates, including Mr. Suwat Montri from Constituency 1, Ms. Chayanun Pimkirti from Constituency 2, and Mr. Ananat Chintawan from Constituency 3, in his efforts to reach out to voters. During his visit, he encountered the father of Sergeant Sarawut Namaswad, who perished in a border clash. Mr. Anutin expressed his condolences and reassured the family that the border crossing would not reopen, emphasizing the absence of any existing crossing there.
Addressing the public, Mr. Anutin stressed the importance of selecting diligent representatives who are genuinely accessible to the people. He reiterated the Bhumjaithai Party's commitment to hard work and urged voters to support candidates who prioritize the welfare of the community.
During his campaign, Mr. Anutin reflected on his previous visits to Nong Bua Lamphu, including a visit during a tragic event at a child development center in 2022. He emphasized that the province should not be considered a fallback for problematic civil servants and promised a brighter future if elected. He highlighted the province's rich culture, tourism potential, and improvements in infrastructure.
Mr. Anutin also addressed economic and security concerns, noting the government's efforts to curb drug trafficking and enhance trade with neighboring countries. He assured residents that ongoing measures would transform the region into an economic hub and that the government's security strategies would ensure stability.
Furthermore, Mr. Anutin announced plans for military reform, proposing the recruitment of 100,000 volunteer soldiers with comprehensive training programs. He indicated that the conscription system would be abolished, allowing young people to pursue careers and education.
In terms of economic policies, Mr. Anutin promised the continuation of initiatives like the "Half-Price Plus" scheme if the Bhumjaithai Party returns to power. He appealed to voters for support, emphasizing his commitment to fulfilling promises and delivering positive outcomes for the people of Nong Bua Lamphu.
Mr. Anutin concluded by urging voters to try a new approach, emphasizing his readiness to serve as a Prime Minister without a rigid format and inviting residents to consider his candidacy as a fresh start for the province.