Blooming flowers in Bangkok

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4 Jun 2022 6:10 a.m.

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Hearing the screams of the Bangkok building and the welcoming atmosphere of

Sittiphan, the new Bangkok governor on the day of taking office on the afternoon of June 1st, of the people of Bangkok, I have to say that it is a new phenomenon. beautiful democracy

That Thai people have not seen for more than 8 years. Democracy flowers are already blooming in Bangkok.

easy saturday

Today I have to invite readers to talk about

The election of the new Bangkok governor has been a beautiful victory for democracy.

from the voices of more than 1.38 million Bangkok residents who elected the governor

his own Bangkok

not appointed by the absolute power of a single person

pointing fingers at people

causing many people to lag behind

I hope that

will be a model .

Elections for future governors, elections for members of the House of Representatives early next year, and elections for senators the following year in order to get representatives who see people with equal human dignity.

Not acting as a boss intimidating people.

I watched the news on TV and was impressed. When

paid homage to the sacred things of the Bangkok City Hall and walked into the Bangkok City Hall, many government officials came out to welcome Khun Chatchat.

with a smiling face

Not being forced to line up to be greeted with red roses reluctantly.

There was a scream from the upper floor building that opened the window and waved his hand to welcome you. Chatchat smiled and waved in response.

It was an atmosphere to welcome the governor.

Bangkok that has never seen before

atmosphere like this

I believe that it will help the work of

as the new Bangkok governor to go smoothly.

We've been in love since day one.

not afraid of power

Mr. Chatchat

reiterated in the first policy handover to Bangkok officials that I am not Mr. Please call me teacher.

I want us to walk together

what can we talk about

I don't want to be Mr.

If it's the boss, he won't dare to speak.

But if you look at it as a colleague, you will be able to talk more.

I want everyone to read the 214 policies and see how good or bad all our policies are.

I'm not telling you to follow.

but would like to have an opinion

How should I improve?

I think many of you know better.

We might increase it to 300 if we had the power.

214 policies are all related to

Daily life and quality of life of Bangkokians

that has been abandoned for a long time

just pay attention

Everything will be fine immediately.

without the need for megaproject waste such as tens of billions of giant sewers that don't work

has

accumulated corruption for a long time.

transparency and honesty that "I will not tolerate corruption" because I want to

BMA has a reputation for being an honest agency.

I would like to see Mr. Chatchat really do it, not just talk like a normal politician.

The latest project that made Mr. Jakkaphan Pewngam, Deputy Governor of Bangkok, Mr. Chatchat

Resigning from the position of Deputy Governor of Bangkok under Pol. Gen. Asawin Kwanmuang is the Nong Khaem and On Nut incinerator project worth 13,000 million baht. There have been complaints.

I hope that Mr. Chatchat will really defeat.

The "black heart" issue of those in power who prefer a dictatorship system is that

asked Bangkok officials that when visiting the area

don't have to be too much

come as needed

because I really want to talk to people

Do not have your own name tags and pictures.

I don't want to publicize myself.

We work on behalf of

"People who come to serve the people" When going to the area, do not cause trouble to the people. After listening, the Government House and the Ministry of Interior are probably confused. Hope that they will not see the recruitment of people to go out in the rain to hold a welcome sign again.

Listening, like being in a dream country, I hope that Mr. Chatchat will keep his word and do what he says.

to be a good role model for politicians

Unlike the politicians seen in parliament today.

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