Bangkok: Mr. Phumiphat Hosakul, a candidate from the Pheu Thai Party running for Member of Parliament in Bangkok's Don Mueang district, has outlined a strategic plan consisting of four key policies aimed at enhancing the quality of life for residents in the area. According to Thai News Agency, the first policy proposed by Mr. Phumiphat focuses on alleviating traffic congestion on Songprapha Road, which connects to the busy Vibhavadi Road. He identified frequent U-turns as a major cause of delays and suggested constructing a connecting road between the two main roads to improve commuter flow. Mr. Phumiphat's second policy targets economic stimulation through the development of an OTOP (One Tambon One Product) center near Don Mueang Airport. This initiative aims to encourage tourists to extend their visits and spend more in the area, benefiting local businesses by providing a platform for them to sell their products and services. The third policy seeks to empower the youth of Don Mueang by establishing a ce nter dedicated to enhancing skills in sports, music, and technology. Mr. Phumiphat emphasized the importance of early support and opportunities for young people to explore their interests and talents. Finally, the fourth policy addresses workforce development by organizing job fairs to connect employers with workers, focusing on skills advancement in line with technological and AI advancements. Mr. Phumiphat highlighted the necessity of preparing the local workforce for emerging job opportunities created by technological progress. Expressing his commitment to the community, Mr. Phumiphat stated his resolve to implement these policies, citing a lack of action from previous representatives. He aims to fill this gap and ensure that Don Mueang residents have a proactive advocate in parliament.