Hat yai: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, called upon residents of Songkhla to vote for his party, highlighting its achievements in resolving the southern floods. He reassured the audience that he prioritizes visiting affected areas, criticizing rival groups for leveraging the crisis to attack the government. He promised that flood-related issues would be resolved within two weeks, with Hat Yai recovering in a month.

According to Thai News Agency, the rally at the Saphan Dam intersection in Hat Yai District saw Mr. Anutin, accompanied by key party members, address the crowd during the campaign's final stretch. The Bhumjaithai Party aims to support its nine parliamentary candidates in Songkhla province, underlining the party's commitment to the local community.

Mr. Anutin expressed his gratitude to the people of the South for their support since 2019, acknowledging their role in transforming the party's image. He cited the Bhumjaithai Party's efforts in overseeing continuous road development and constructing vital bridges in Krabi as evidence of their dedication to regional improvement.

During his speech, Mr. Anutin emphasized the party's proactive approach in flood relief efforts, contrasting it with other parties' criticisms. He reassured residents that compensation disbursements and infrastructure repairs were underway, with the Ministry of Interior actively addressing these concerns.

He also touched upon broader development plans, including potential collaborations like bringing Disneyland Thailand to the country, and assured rubber and palm oil farmers of price guarantees and investment support. Mr. Anutin concluded by urging voters to support the Bhumjaithai Party in the upcoming elections, promising a stable and prosperous future for all citizens.

The rally ended with Mr. Anutin and party leaders leading attendees in singing the Royal Anthem, reinforcing their commitment to the people of Songkhla.