Suphan buri: Yotchanan Wongsawat and Chulaphan Amornvivat are making strides to establish a political foothold in Suphan Buri, with confidence in their policies and leadership to win over the local populace. They aim to bypass traditional political influences in the region and focus on addressing the community's needs.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Yotsanan Wongsawat, a prime ministerial candidate from the Pheu Thai Party, alongside Mr. Julaphan Amornvivat, also a prime ministerial candidate and party leader, recently visited the provinces of Ayutthaya and Suphan Buri. This visit marks their first in the area, where they have a comprehensive list of candidates who have been actively campaigning and identifying local issues.
Mr. Yotsanan highlighted the importance of understanding regional problems and assured that solutions are being phased, with some ready for immediate implementation. The Pheu Thai Party is committed to addressing these issues and adapting policies to meet the community's needs before presenting them to the Election Commission.
Focusing on the recurring flood issues in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province, Mr. Chulaphan emphasized the need for effective water resource management beyond temporary relief measures. He pointed out the challenges with dam management, which led to overflows this year. Despite the caretaker government's assurances, the area remains affected, and Pheu Thai is advocating for a comprehensive management approach.
The party is also promoting a policy guaranteeing a 30% profit on agricultural products, which has been well-received by the public. Mr. Yotsanan expressed optimism that these policies will appeal to the electorate, even in areas dominated by strong political factions.
In Suphan Buri, where key figures have shifted allegiance to the Bhumjaithai Party, Mr. Yotsanan believes the Pheu Thai Party's focus on policy implementation and candidate selection will resonate with the people. He stresses the importance of understanding local needs and maintaining consistent engagement.
Mr. Chulaphan reiterated their strategy of moving past internal political struggles, focusing instead on public engagement and policy-driven solutions. He expressed confidence in their ability to connect with the community and highlighted the positive reception of their candidates, particularly Mr. Yotsanun, who has been active in the field.