Panich guaranteed as most suitable Democrat candidate for by-election

Panich guaranteed as most suitable Democrat candidate for by-election

Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs Panich Vikitsreth is guaranteed as the most suitable candidate for the by-election, according to Deputy Prime Minister for Security Affairs Suthep Thaugsuban in his capacity as Secretary General of the Democrat Party.

Mr Panich was selected as a candidate for the by-election in Bangkok constituency 6, which was left vacant after Democrat MP, Tiva Ngernyuang died of cancer.

Mr Suthep expressed confidence that Mr Panich would win the election due to his proficiency and his previous achievements whilst working as a Deputy Bangkok Governor.

Supporters of Mr Tiva are believed to vote for Mr Panich. The Democrat party, however, is not underestimating the potential of opposition candidates, but Bangkokians should have now recognized the government’s dedication to resolve political conflicts, Mr Suthep concludes.

BANGKOK, 23 June 2010 (NNT)

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