Bangkok, 'Phakamon' retorts to 'Dr. Warong': Take some time to do other things. Don't just look for reasons to dissolve other people's parties. He emphasizes that the Prachachon Party has established branches in accordance with the law, but the information on the EC website is not updated. From the case of Dr. Warong Dechgitvigrom, the president of the Thai Phakdee Party, posting on Facebook that the Thai Phakdee Party is preparing to submit a request to the Election Commission to investigate the Prachachon Party because it has not had all 4 party branches for a period of more than 1 year, which is the reason that the Prachachon Party must cease to exist or be dissolved. Ms. Phakamon Nunan, a party-list MP for the Prachachon Party, said that the Prachachon Party has party branches in all four regions: the South (Nakhon Si Thammarat), the Northeast (Sakon Nakhon), the Central (Ratchaburi), and the North (Nakhon Sawan). Therefore, the establishment of party branches is complete as required by law. However, t he information on the EC website may be updated during the period of branch cancellation, term completion, or establishment of new branches, which may cause the party branches to be incomplete. Ms. Pakamon said that she would like to tell Dr. Warong that no matter what information you receive, don't rush to a conclusion, but check the information thoroughly first. Otherwise, you will lose face as you have seen. She understands that losing elections repeatedly may make you feel irritated. Therefore, in the upcoming by-election for MP of Phitsanulok District 1, she would like to invite you to run as well so that we will know clearly whether the people still support you or whether your political life has ended long ago. 'The People's Party would like to warn with good intentions that focusing on calling for the dissolution of other parties is the way of a loser who cannot win an election on his own. I would like to ask the doctor to take the time to do other things and spend some time developing his own party. It would be more beneficial to the people,' Ms. Phakamon said. Source: Thai News Agency