"Nattapong" explains the drama of not distributing flood relief supplies because it is within 180 days before the actual election. He pointed out that the distribution should be appropriate, not for patronage, hoping that the people will return the favor. He pointed out that the related independent organizations should investigate other parties that participated in the distribution of supplies. Mr. Nattapong Ruangpanyawut, leader of the Prachachon Party, talked about the drama of the Prachachon Party not distributing flood relief supplies, saying that it is a fact in terms of law. Within 180 days before the election, the Prachachon Party cannot distribute supplies. Representatives of the Prachachon Party must be careful. However, what he said on the stage did not mean that distributing supplies was wrong. However, if we look back at the work of the MPs in the party, during the crisis when the people really needed rice and dry food, they were able to do it. Therefore, the distribution of goods should be bas ed on the appropriateness of the people's needs, not distributed for the patronage system, making the people in the area feel that they have to give back. As for the part where some people compare it to former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, Mr. Nattapong said that it is an independent organization, where the Election Commission or related agencies go down to look at whether other parties have done wrong or not Source: Thai News Agency
“Natthaphong” explains that he will not distribute flood relief supplies because it is 180 days before the election.
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