Bangkok: Dr. Warong Dejgitvigrom, leader of the Thai Bhakdi Party and a Member of Parliament, showcased his lunch at the Parliament cafeteria, emphasizing it as a triumph for the public. He expressed satisfaction that members from various political parties participated by buying their own meals. Dr. Warong extended an invitation to Senators and working committee members to join this initiative, aiming to enhance public perception positively.

According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Warong, who attended a House of Representatives meeting concerning the urgent energy crisis related to the Middle East conflict, opted for two dishes: stir-fried minced pork with basil and a fried egg for 60 baht, and duck rice for 55 baht. His actions were highlighted as part of a broader movement where MPs were encouraged to purchase their meals, reflecting a gesture of solidarity with the public's expectations.

Dr. Warong, in an interview, described the initiative as a collective achievement, applauding his fellow MPs for aligning with the people's needs. He noted that this move has contributed to a positive image of politicians among the public. When questioned about the sustainability of this practice, Dr. Warong emphasized the importance of collective expression and cooperation among all members, including Senators and supporters, to maintain public approval.