Lopburi: Yotsanan Wongsawat, the Pheu Thai Party's prime ministerial candidate, led a campaign in Lopburi to promote tourism and foster coexistence between people and monkeys. He and his team held rallies at the Pa Tan Subdistrict Health Park in Mueang District, aiming to support local parliamentary candidates Sittichai Loraprasongsuk and Ubolsak Bualuangngam in their respective constituencies.
According to Thai News Agency, Yotsanan was warmly received by the public, who showed their support by taking photos with him and presenting him with traditional Thai scarves, marigold garlands, and monkey doll garlands, symbolizing Lopburi. In his speech, Yotsanan emphasized unity and urged support across all districts, expressing his intent to transform the area by addressing debt issues and promoting economic growth.
Yotsanan highlighted Lopburi's historical significance and agricultural potential, proposing initiatives to make residents debt-free and ensure a 30% profit guarantee for agricultural products. He also discussed comprehensive water management strategies to address flood and drought issues. By revitalizing tourism and ensuring harmonious coexistence between people and monkeys, Yotsanan aims to maintain Lopburi as a clean and safe city.
The Pheu Thai Party plans to secure necessary funding for local development, promote education, and improve access to healthcare through programs like the 30-baht universal healthcare scheme. Yotsanan encouraged public support for the party's parliamentary candidates, promising immediate benefits for Lopburi residents and envisioning significant local changes if elected.