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Thai people should not panic, but be aware of other countries’ advice to stockpile necessities
36 of Thailand’s political parties sign campaign ethics code
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AI In-brief14 Sept 02:58
36 of Thailand’s political parties sign campaign ethics code
Thirty-six Thai political parties committed to an election campaign ethics code, vowing to prevent cheating, vote buying, and divisive mudslinging to ensure a fair and peaceful general election.
The Election Commission praised the initiative as a positive sign for Thai democracy, with key parties like Pheu Thai and Move Forward participating, though Palang Pracharath and United Thai Nation parties were absent.
Advocacy networks, aiming to restore democracy, will mobilize public volunteers to observe the May 14th election and safeguard against electoral fraud.
AI In-briefYesterday 14:58
Thai people should not panic, but be aware of other countries’ advice to stockpile necessities
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul advises Thai citizens to be aware of international recommendations to stockpile essentials for three days, emphasizing awareness over panic.
Thailand assures food security and government preparedness for global events, while the Foreign Ministry monitors the Middle East and guides Thais abroad to stay informed.