Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, led a campaign at Khlong Lat Mayom market, accompanied by notable figures such as Sihasak Phuangketkaew and other key members of Bangkok City Hall. The event was marked by enthusiastic interactions with local residents, who expressed their support and gratitude towards Anutin for his previous commitments.
According to Thai News Agency, the campaign was part of an effort to support Mr. Thanapol Chuenpanichkul, the Bhumjaithai Party's candidate for Bangkok MP. Anutin, dressed in a blue short-sleeved shirt and vest, was warmly welcomed by the market-goers. He engaged with them, exchanging handshakes and posing for photos, while reiterating the party's commitment to the "Half-Price Plus" scheme.
During the visit, Anutin stopped at various stalls, including a lemon vendor and a coconut seller, interacting with the vendors and demonstrating his support for the local economy. He humorously played along with the crowd, showcasing his "Tha Tha Plus" skills and emphasizing the party's dedication to the co-payment project.
Anutin's son, Saranee Chanvirakul, also participated in the campaign, drawing attention from the crowd. The presence of children from the party leaders' families highlighted the personal touch of the campaign, as villagers eagerly took photos and shared light-hearted moments with the team.
Throughout the market, chants of "Bhumjai Thai 37" resonated, reflecting the public's enthusiasm for the party's initiatives. Anutin and his team, including Mr. Ekanat Promphan, emphasized their objectives, with Ekanat playfully encouraging full support rather than "half-half" votes. The campaign created a vibrant atmosphere as residents reaffirmed their support for the Bhumjaithai Party's vision and leadership.