Bangkok: Jatuporn Anusree reiterated his commitment to honest politics, pushing for policies aimed at environmental protection and improving the quality of life for Bangkok residents. Today at 9:00 AM, Mr. Jatuporn Buruspat, leader of the Opportunity Party and prime minister candidate, held a parade around Bangkok as a final push before the election. He was joined by Dr. Anusree Thapsuwan, deputy party leader, and Bangkok MPs, including Ms. Orapin Petchat, candidate for Bangkok Constituency 6, and Ms. Kanoknuch Klinasang, candidate for Bangkok Constituency 10, who met with citizens along key routes in Bangkok.
According to Thai News Agency, the parade started from the New Opportunity Party headquarters at the JW Tower building before moving through several major areas of Bangkok, heading towards Don Mueang district. The atmosphere was lively, with people waving, smiling, and offering encouragement along the way.
Mr. Jatuporn gave an interview regarding the final stages of the election campaign, stating that they have campaigned nationwide and received a very positive response from the public. He expressed his sincere gratitude for the warm welcome and the various proposals for them to work on in parliament, which they have accepted. He also urged all Thai citizens to exercise their right to vote on February 8th, a crucial day, emphasizing the need for honest and quality politics that truly serve the people. He mentioned that the New Opportunity Party has nominated candidates in every constituency in Bangkok and wants to give new parties a chance to work for the people. He asked for the opportunity to vote for New Opportunity, number 44.
When asked about the conditions if the New Opportunity Party were to join the government, Mr. Jatuporn said that, first and foremost, the New Opportunity Party would not cooperate with any party that infringes upon the monarchy. He had said this from the beginning, and added that they had not seen any parties that did so, so they were ready to work together. It is up to the people to choose.
Regarding the projected number of parliamentary seats, Mr. Jatuporn stated that in several constituencies, reports indicate that the New Opportunity Party's candidates have received a positive response from the public. He emphasized the importance of honest politics and the absence of vote buying, but affirmed that the party is ready to fight using its policies and candidates to gain the people's support.
If elected to the government, what would be the first thing you would do to create new opportunities for the country? Mr. Jatuporn said that regarding the people of Bangkok, there are many types of problems, including environmental issues, inconvenience to the public, and debt. We must push forward the policies we promised to the people, such as disaster management, PM2.5 pollution, and the economy, to ensure that people live in a good environment and are happy. This is what we will promote.