Politician Meets Rock Star Sek Loso During Southern Concert Tour
Police Colonel Thawee Sodsong, a parliament member, met rock star Sek Loso at a Hat Yai restaurant during the artist's southern concert tour, where they discussed border region development and exchanged encouragement.
Police Colonel Thawee Sodsong, a parliament member and Prachanat Party leader serving as legal affairs and human rights committee advisor, visited renowned Thai rock star Sek Loso at Chong Khao Seafood restaurant on Suphatsarang Road in Hat Yai, Songkhla province. Sek Loso was in the region performing at the Pung Lao Festival at Pae Kong Khlong Ngae Shrine in Sathao district, Songkhla. The restaurant was filled with excited fans, including children and youth, who brought acoustic guitars for the star to sign and took selfies with him. A Thai national from Kedah, Malaysia also attended to discuss matters related to the three southern border provinces. The meal was relaxed and friendly, with laughter and warm banter. The group exchanged stories about work in the southern border regions of Yala and Pattani, with Sek Loso and his team praising Thawee's ongoing efforts. Thawee said he was pleased to meet Sek and came to offer encouragement during the artist's visit to the south. He noted that Sek Loso is a widely beloved artist with fans across all age groups, and that his visit brings vibrancy and energy to Hat Yai. After the meeting, Sek Loso posted photos with Thawee on his personal Facebook page, writing that Thawee brought him and his band back to life, and expressing gratitude for his support.
