Sister Daeng Casts First Vote at Military Camp 11’s Vibrant Election
On February 8, a notable election event took place at Military Camp 11, where Sister Daeng cast her first vote. This act was part of the vibrant election atmosphere in District 8, with significant participation from military personnel and local voters.
Election Overview
The election occurred in the 54th polling unit located in the Thung Song Hong area of Lak Si, Bangkok. A total of 631 voters were registered at this polling station, which became a focal point for media attention due to the presence of political figures.
Key Personalities
- Mr. Yossanan Wongwatsawat: A candidate for Prime Minister from the Pheu Thai Party, positioned 316 on the ballot.
- Ms. Yaowapa Wongwatsawat: The mother of Mr. Yossanan, ranked 317 on the ballot, who was the first to vote at the station.
Polling Station Preparations
Early in the morning, election officials set up the polling station, including installing candidate boards and configuring voting booths for the election. The unit’s proximity to significant political figures intensified the public’s interest.
Security Measures
Security was tight, with officers from the police special operations unit ensuring the safety of voters and maintaining order. Voter participation was robust, particularly from military personnel stationed nearby.
Sister Daeng Votes First
At 7:55 AM, Ms. Yaowapa arrived to verify her voting eligibility. When voting opened at 8:00 AM, she was the first voter, signifying an auspicious start to the process. After confirming her name on the list, she expressed her satisfaction and proceeded to cast her vote.
Following her participation, Ms. Yaowapa left without making any comments to the media, yet her involvement highlighted the significance of the event in the ongoing electoral process.
