Pipat delays reopening over road collapse , Eyes Southern MPs for Bhumjaithai Party

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On October,7,2025 at Government house, Mr. Pipat Ratchakitprakarn, Minister of Transport laid out the cause for the reconstruction of the area surrounding Samsen Road, which fell in front of Vajira Hospital. He added that the reason for the delay in road surface restoration is that the Prime Minister ordered the demolition of the Samsen Police Station area due to movement and the risk of collapse. This prevented the road surface from being repaired exactly as planned on October 8-9. As a result, the postponement is asked until the police station area is completely demolished, at which point sand and gravel will be spread to repair the road surface. In terms of engineering, robots have been deployed and people would not be permitted owing to the potential of harm. The ground surface was filled in at once to save time and ensure that the road surface is restored as soon as possible. He stated that the site's progress would be monitored again.

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Regarding the Democrat Party's announcement on October 18, Mr. Pipat, as a key leader of the Bhumjaithai Party in the South,following the Democrat Party's leader election, he expressed confidence that the MPs he had invited would continue to join the Bhumjaithai Party. Questioned if, Abhisit Vejjajiva would be elected head of the Democrat Party and whether the agreement would fall through. Mr. Pipat stated that his friends had spoken with confidence that they would join the Bhumjaithai Party, but that this would depend on personal decisions.

However, he expressed confidence in the talks when asked about the Bhumjaithai Party's confidence in obtaining the most seats in the South, Mr. Pipat said he couldn't answe at the time. He ask people who they intend to vote for in the next election. Anutin Charnvirakul, Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior and leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, declared that they would volunteer to fix problems in many regions within the next four months and would try their best to complete them as soon as possible.   Following that, power would be returned to the Thai people, allowing them to choose which party should lead the country.

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For the upcoming election, policies that Bhumjaithai party will advocate in each southern region. He noted that the committee is now collaborating with the party's executive committee to develop economic strategies that will vary by region. For example, the southern region will focus on rubber, palm trees, and seasonal fruits, whereas the central and northeastern regions will concentrate on rice, cassava, and sugarcane. As a result, the policy presentation will not be based on inference about the Thai economy in the upcoming election.

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