People's Party Splits Forces for Nonthaburi Governor Campaign

The People's Party is stepping up its campaign for the Nonthaburi Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO) governor election. Candidate Decharat Sukamnet (Number 4) and party leader Natthaphong Ruangpanyawut are campaigning separately across the province, engaging directly with voters. They are presenting policies aimed at improving the quality of life and addressing the region's issues, while also listening to public concerns. This morning, Decharat, accompanied by Kiattikun Ton Yang, the Member of Parliament for Nonthaburi Constituency 7, visited the Lumphini Village Cooperative to engage in discussions with its members. The cooperative members raised issues concerning community management, welfare, and development strategies. They expressed their hopes that Decharat would address problems such as creating a safe environment, providing learning opportunities for children and youth, resolving the traffic congestion that burdens Nonthaburi residents daily, and managing large trees to balance environmental conservation with public safety, should he be elected PAO governor. Meanwhile, Natthaphong, along with Preeti Charoensilp, the Member of Parliament for Nonthaburi Constituency 5, led a campaign in Pak Kret district from the morning. They began by greeting shopkeepers and residents along the shop houses and engaging with people near the entrance of Pak Kret Road. Subsequently, they embarked on a mobile campaign rally, starting near Lotus Go Fresh in Pak Kret, passing by Wat Bo and Sol Bar Pak Kret, to communicate their policies and solicit votes from Nonthaburi residents along the route. The morning session concluded with a small rally on a mobile stage at Pichai Market, where they shared their vision for a "NEW Nonthaburi" and urged the people of Nonthaburi to exercise their right to vote on Sunday, September 20. Information Source: INN News