Roi et: Yotsanan Wongsawat, the Pheu Thai Party's prime ministerial candidate, addressed a rally in Roi Et, expressing his readiness to lead the charge as Prime Minister. He urged voters to support the Pheu Thai Party in all eight constituencies, emphasizing his commitment to solving environmental issues such as flooding, drought, and soil salinity, which he claimed are his areas of expertise.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Yotsanan, along with his team, campaigned in support of Ms. Chayapa Sindhuphai, the Pheu Thai Party's candidate for Member of Parliament in Roi Et Constituency 8, at Chaturaphak Phiman Ratchadaphisek School. Upon his arrival, he was warmly greeted by the crowd and received traditional symbols of welcome, including garlands of marigolds and a Thai sash.
During his speech, Mr. Yotsanan engaged with the audience, acknowledging his absence from Roi Et due to campaign activities and expressing his eagerness to serve the local community. He called on the people of Roi Et to support Ms. Chayapa and underscored the importance of justice and fairness, stating that those who do good must be rewarded. He pledged to transform the hopes and dreams of the people of Roi Et into reality and announced his readiness to assume the role of Prime Minister.
Mr. Yotsanan highlighted the Pheu Thai Party's new policies, including initiatives aimed at generating income for the country and revitalizing local economies. He emphasized the party's longstanding commitment to the Thai people, noting that Roi Et has historically played a significant role in national politics.
Addressing specific local issues, Mr. Yotsanan assured voters that he would tackle water-related problems and manage clay and saline soil using scientific methods. He also promised to support livestock farming and ensure that government resources are redirected to benefit local communities, allowing residents to manage their infrastructure needs.
Mr. Yotsanan concluded his address by outlining the Pheu Thai Party's "Millionaire" policy, which aims to create nine millionaires daily through a system of distributing funds based on consumer receipts. He stressed the importance of accurate data collection to support this initiative and called for a decisive victory for the Pheu Thai Party in Roi Et's eight constituencies on February 8th.