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Vendors, Mahachai Market and Mae Phang Market Gathering with protest signs Market entrance area With the Permanent Secretary of the Municipality of Samut Sakhon As receiving agent Ready to ask the representative to present the claim Attend the meeting of the Provincial Communicable Diseases Committee
At approximately 9:00 am on March 6, 2021, journalists reported on the atmosphere at the entrance of the Mahachai Market, Mahachai Sub-District, Muang District, Samut Sakhon Province, with about 50 merchants from the Mahachai Market and the Mae Puang Market. , with protest posters. . Messages such as stop closing the road The lady at the Mae Phang market has suffered greatly. Because if the car can not enter People did not have to buy in the market. Please have compassion for the market sellers. The road was closed, which caused the sellers to have more debt, they did not close the road, the sellers who were inside were in trouble. Will starve anyway
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Asked by Mr. Chaiwat Mittjoy, a Mae Phang market trader, he said that the government’s policy to do so would remove COVID-19 protection. Which came to close the way in this way, causing many problems, people do not have today, the trade cannot be sold in trouble, respect the governor And the authority gives you consideration
As for the sellers, we would like to ask the elderly to help us. Because it was closed for a long time We endured because of an epidemic. We accept the condition. But now it is well resolved and I want us to open it for sale once. Because everyone has a burden. So please ask for their kindness.
Subsequently, Mr. Chingchai Bunprakong, Permanent Secretary of the Municipality of Samut Sakhon Traveled to receive the matter Ready to say Ask the representative to speak with the province. Because it had to fit into the shape of the board Because it could not decide Because it is a committee It has a duty to follow the orders of the Board. I didn’t want to see photos like this. It will cause more problems than asked 10 representatives to bring the application to the meeting of the Provincial Communicable Diseases Committee. On Tuesday, March 9, 2021, and if a resolution is reached, the resolution is followed.
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