Bangkok: Prabha and Ornuma have affirmed their commitment to the Bhumjaithai Party, dismissing any notions of switching allegiances. They underscored their position on withdrawing from casino-related ventures, emphasizing the local populace's understanding.
According to Thai News Agency, following the Bhumjaithai Party MP meeting, Ms. Prapa Hengpaiboon, representing Kalasin, and Ms. Oruma Bunsiri, representing Bueng Kan, clarified their stance post-vote on the Entertainment Complex Business Act. Their vote diverged from the party's resolution.
Ms. Aruma addressed the public, explaining her vote aligned with local demands opposing casinos. She clarified it was a misunderstanding and affirmed her dedication to the Bhumjaithai Party, expressing apologies for any confusion caused.
Ms. Prapa echoed similar sentiments, stating her constituents oppose a casino. She reiterated her commitment to the party's problem-solving policies, acknowledging developments in various areas. Apologizing for any confusion, she noted her constituents understood the vote aimed to prevent a casino, citing her two-year tenure as evidence of resolved local issues and growing party support.
Meanwhile, Mr. Chukan Kulwongsa, representing Nakhon Phanom, was absent from the meeting due to illness and hospitalization, precluding his participation today.