Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, the United Thai Nation (UTN) Party’s candidate for prime minister, has called on voters to consider carefully before casting their ballots, cautioning that electing the incorrect politicians may have disastrous consequences for the country.
As part of his election campaign, Prime Minister Chan-o-cha visited Tha Pla district to drum up assist for the UTN candidates working for three constituency seats in the northern province. Thousands of residents turned out to greet him.
The three UTN candidates vying for the constituency seats are Pimnattha Jiraphuttiphak, who is contesting the first Constituency seat; Rosarin Sarankate, seeking the 2nd Constituency seat, and Saranwut Sarankate, who’s pursuing the third Constituency seat.
Addressing the gathered crowd, General Chan-o-cha mentioned: “We are quick approaching the election, and I wish to encourage everyone to think about carefully before casting their ballots, as a single misstep could steer the nation within the incorrect path.”
Prime Minister Chan-o-cha urged the people of Uttaradit to rally behind the UTN by voting for the party’s three candidates. He argued that this can give the UTN a majority of seats within the House within the May 14 election, which might, in turn, allow it to form the subsequent authorities and proceed with the initiatives launched by the current administration.
He outlined the varied initiatives implemented by the federal government, together with a series of highway development tasks in Uttaradit. According to General Chan-o-cha, if the UTN varieties a brand new government, a raft of street growth projects may even be in the pipeline.
“As we progress into a new world era, we should broaden our horizons past our own country and think about the events occurring all over the world. The proven reality that we will convene here at present is a testament to the efficient management of the Covid-19 state of affairs, which has allowed us to return to normality. No obligation have to be a crisis leader,” acknowledged Prime Minister Chan-o-cha.
National safety is another high priority for the UTN, and Prime Minister Chan-o-cha emphasised the need for army personnel in command of security matters to receive ethical help from the populace. During the marketing campaign event, he also accepted letters of complaint from local residents, who implored him to handle a spread of issues..