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December 19, 2020
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Governor of Samutsakorn Advise NACC to exercise the right to vote Provincial Administrative Organization to wear a mask at the booth on December 20.
At 8 pm Mr. Weerasak Wichit sangsri Provincial Governor of Samut Sakhon Establish that, affirm that For the election of provincial administrative organizations(PAO.) On a date twenty P.C.this People from Samut Sakhon Province can exercise their normal voting rights from time to time. 08.00-17.00 A. Because the province of Samut Sakhon is ready in public health measures Especially by reducing the number of people in each voting booth. But everyone must wear surgical mask or cloth mask for choice. Because COVID communicates from a close contact
“Own rights according to democracy They have to use the right to vote this time together Have a card Eligible With mask There is a projection point There is an application that Thai Won can protect itself 100 percent better than vaccines that still prevent it. 95 percent whyVaccines waiting next year Cloth mask is fine.“Mr. Weerasak say
The reporter reported that For the number of eligible voters, the president of the Provincial Administrative Organization of Samut Sakhon Province is 418,937 people, divided into 197,176 men and 221,761 women, with 737 Local polling stations 30 electorate
The reporter reported that on November 10, 2020, Mr. Chatchai Prommlose, Permanent SecretaryMinistry of Interior He has signed an “Urgent” book In TU.0818.2 / Wor 6751 to the governor of each province topic “Prescribe additional measures for the organization of elections for members of the local council or local administrators in the situation of the coronavirus epidemic. 2019 “ With content on measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Ordinary Electoral Commission PAO. And the director of the regular election PAO. “Adjust step” and “Method” To adapt to each location Comply with the guidelines of the Provincial Committee for Communicable Diseases.
People can update COVID-19 information in Samutsakorn at 065 549 3322, 034 871274 24 hours a day.
