"Paethongtarn" apologizes to the people of Phrae for not being able to travel due to weather conditions, making it impossible to travel. She will only go to Nan Province. She also sends encouragement to Phuket.Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, Prime Minister and leader of the Pheu Thai Party, posted an urgent message stating, 'I would like to apologize to the people of Phrae Province. Originally, I planned to visit 2 provinces: Nan and Phrae today, but due to the weather conditions in the area, I was unable to travel to Phrae Province. Today, I will only be traveling to Nan Province, which will be Mueang District and Phu Phiang District. I apologize again.I would like to send my encouragement to our brothers and sisters in Phrae Province through our three MPs, namely MP Tossaporn Sereerak, MP Niyom Wiwattanaditkul, and MP Worawut Euapinyakul, who are currently closely monitoring the situation in the area and are continuously coordinating assistance.The suffering of our fellow citizens is something that my t eam and I give importance to and are determined to solve.I would like to send my concern and encouragement to our fellow citizens. Officials are working at full capacity in every province, including Phuket, where there was a landslide (I know from the area that the situation has now been resolved, only management of the area remains). My team and I will closely monitor the situationSource: Thai News Agency
“Paethongtarn” apologizes to Phrae residents, weather not suitable for only going to “Nan”

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