Saraburi: Yotchanan continued his campaign rallies in Saraburi province, where villagers warmly welcomed him with garlands, curry puffs, and cow figurines. He promoted his policy of "Education with Payment, Job Guaranteed upon Graduation," and distributed 10,000 baht coupons for skills development training. He clarified that the "Millionaire Project" is not merely a handout.
According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Yotsanu Wongsawat, the Pheu Thai Party's prime ministerial candidate, along with Mr. Anucha Nakasai, the party's candidate for MP in Chai Nat and a key figure in overseeing the central region, visited the Thap Kwang Municipal Stadium in Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province. They campaigned for the party's four parliamentary candidates. Upon Mr. Yotsanu's arrival, he played his new song, "Ajarn Chen," which was released the previous day, prompting the audience to dance and surround him for photos and gifts.
In his address, Mr. Yotchanan expressed his affection for Saraburi, outlining a vision for transforming the dreams of Saraburi's residents into reality by February 8th. He highlighted the province's potential in tourism, history, agriculture, and industry, and stressed the importance of improving the quality of life for its residents by addressing debt issues, including a proposed 3-year debt moratorium for farmers.
Mr. Yotsanan detailed the Pheu Thai Party's education policy, which offers 10,000 baht coupons for skill acquisition and study without traditional grading, ensuring students earn money while learning and secure jobs upon graduation. He also discussed a government initiative to split healthcare costs between the state and the public, boost the monthly healthcare allowance to 3,000 baht, and implement AI while decentralizing power to empower local communities.
He underscored the "9 Millionaires" policy as an income-generation incentive, not a handout, and reaffirmed the government's dedication to empowering local authorities. Mr. Yotsanan concluded by emphasizing his goal to win all four constituencies in Saraburi, urging residents to support his candidacy as the 33rd Prime Minister, ensuring political stability and equal treatment for all under the Pheu Thai Party's leadership.