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Abhisit Campaigns in Thung Yai, Wears "Southern Hearts United" Shirt, Asks to Return as Prime Minister
Democrat Party leader Abhisit Vejjajiva conducted an energetic campaign in Southern Thailand, seeking to return as Prime Minister. He promised to combat corruption, highlighted infrastructure plans, and received enthusiastic support from local supporters during his market rally in Nakhon Si Thammarat province.
Kanvee Highlights Pa Kor Dam Model and Smart City in Chiang Rai as a Prototype
Kanvee Suebsaeng, leader of the Palang Party, showcased the Pa Kor Dam municipality's innovative Smart City model in Chiang Rai as a potential blueprint for local governance. The model features advanced technological solutions for community management, including health monitoring, education, and citizen services.
Last Chance! Famous Molam Singer Hai Apaporn Reveals Lucky Numbers for Lottery
Popular Thai molam singer Hai Apaporn has shared her latest set of lucky lottery numbers, generating excitement among lottery players. The singer, known for her previous successful number predictions, has posted potential 2-digit and 3-digit numbers from a banknote for the February 1st lottery draw.
Check Carefully! Officials Mistakenly Enter Wrong District Codes for Early Voting
A widespread issue has been discovered in Thailand's early voting process, with election officials incorrectly entering district codes on voting envelopes. These errors could potentially cause votes to be counted in the wrong districts, raising significant concerns about the accuracy of the upcoming election.
Yossanan Campaigns in Chachoengsao, Pays Respects at Wat Sothorn and Receives Warm Welcome
Pheu Thai Party's prime ministerial candidate Yossanan Wongswasdi visited Wat Sothorn in Chachoengsao, receiving a warm welcome from local residents. Accompanied by party candidates, he engaged with the community, signed autographs, and sought electoral support ahead of the upcoming election.
Teng Storms Nakhon Ratchasima, Seeks Two Orange Ballot Votes to Improve Thailand
Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the People's Party, is campaigning intensely in Nakhon Ratchasima for the upcoming election. He is urging voters to choose two orange party ballots, promising to bring meaningful change to the Thai government and break away from traditional political practices.
Central's The 1 Reveals Exclusive Plan to Reward High-Spending Members on 5th Anniversary
Central's loyalty program, The 1 Exclusive, celebrates its 5th anniversary by introducing enhanced benefits for high-spending members. The program offers special parking, lounge access, increased point earnings, and exclusive credit card promotions to reward its most valuable customers.
ELIGIBLE VOTERS 2026 WHICH REGIONS HAVE THE MOST LEAST?
Thailand is preparing for its 2026 election with over 53 million eligible voters, including 3.2-3.4 million first-time voters who represent about 6% of the total voter population. The election's voter base appears to be largest in the Northern region, indicating significant potential for political participation across the country.
Sawaeng Acknowledges Election Commission's Mistake in Candidate Document Distribution
Thailand's Election Commission addressed early voting registration challenges, reporting over 2.2 million out-of-district registrations. Secretary-General Sawaeng Boonmee acknowledged a document distribution error in Chonburi province and emphasized efforts to prevent electoral irregularities and vote buying.
Department of Internal Trade Conducts Strict Inspections of Gold Shops Nationwide
The Department of Internal Trade has launched a nationwide inspection of gold shops, checking weighing scales and price tag accuracy. Out of 105 establishments and 132 scales examined, only one scale in Udon Thani was found to be non-compliant, with potential legal penalties for businesses that violate consumer protection regulations.
Buddhist Sangha Leaders Instructed to Follow National Ecclesiastical Guidance
Senior Buddhist leader Phra Phrommawachiratorn convened a meeting of monastic leaders in Eastern Thailand to discuss and implement 12 key ecclesiastical guidelines. The guidelines focus on preserving Buddhist principles, improving administrative processes, and maintaining unity within the monastic community.
Worachai Furious: Poll Analysis Challenges 'Suvicha' to Explain Samut Prakan Election Predictions
Former Samut Prakan MP Worachai Hema has sharply criticized NIDA Poll's analysis, claiming bias towards the Pracharath Party. He confidently predicts Pheu Thai will win at least 6 out of 8 districts, directly challenging the poll's credibility and calling for accountability.