'Cho Pannika' said she felt beautiful as many people flocked to apply for membership of the Prachachon Party. She asked the judges to look at the number of donations and members, but she did not want to mention them because it was a bad omen. Meanwhile, a 96-year-old grandmother came to apply in a wheelchair. Ms. Pannika Wanich, a leader of the Progressive Movement, traveled to Stadium One, the first day of the Prachachon Party's membership and donation application point. She talked about her feelings when so many people came to apply, saying that she felt beautiful and asked those who judge the Move Forward Party to look at the number of members and donations. However, she did not want to mention it because it was a bad omen. She personally could not apply for membership because her political rights were revoked. However, she thanked everyone who supported the Prachachon Party. Today, there are about 50 locations nationwide that are open for applications. She also apologized for the Prachachon Party's webs ite crashing yesterday. She also joked that if the website crashed continuously, the Prachachon Party leader would have no place to live because he is an IT person. The atmosphere of the People's Party membership recruitment at Stadium One in Banthat Thong area was lively. There was Grandma Yom Sae Heng, 96 years old, from Pathum Thani Province, who came to apply in a wheelchair. She had applied since the Future Forward Party, Move Forward Party, and now the People's Party. In addition, the People's Party officials brought a projector screen to display real-time updates on donations and memberships at the center of the registration point, as well as distributing black T-shirts printed with the message "Shrug and move on." In addition, the public is also interested in requesting autographs and taking souvenir photos with Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the Prachachon Party, as well as other party leaders and MPs, such as Ms. Sirikanya Tansakun and Mr. Phrits Wacharasindhu.-319 Source: Thai News Age ncy
“Cho Phannika” boasts that many people are applying for membership in the Prachachon Party.
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