On September 11, 2022, it was reported that the social media of Mr. Chetawan Tueprakhon, candidate MPs for the Kao Klai Party, Pathum Thani Province, District 4 (Rangsit Khu Khot, Lam Sam Kaew) Along with the team, publish clips and photos of traveling to survey the flood situation and help those affected by the flood in Pathum Thani province. over the past few days
On September 11, 2022, Mr. Chetawan posted on Facebook to inform the latest situation, stating that “the flood situation in #Rangsit #Khu Khot #Lam Sam Kaew in many communities has begun to improve. but for the golden elephant village Prachathipat Subdistrict, Thanyaburi District, Pathum Thani Province, which is on the Rangsit-Nakhon Nayok line, Soi 37 is still considered heavy. Wirot Lakkhana Adisorn Former MPs for the list, Kao Klai Party and former candidates for the governor of Bangkok, along with the team of #Phun Chetawan and Kao Klai Pathum Thani party, came to visit the people and give aids. especially essential items such as eczema Please encourage people in the community. Hopefully the situation will return to normal soon.”
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Previously, Mr Chetawan stated that the flooding situation in the area of #Rangsit #Khu Khot #Lam Sam Kaew in Pathum Thani province this year was mainly from heavy rain that failed to drain quickly. and flooded canals There was no flooding from the north down at all. This should be something that we should review the lesson. that our current state of affairs should be improved or not? Shallow streams are piled up? Should sewer canals be dredged? various drilling That never ends? or even a new village that is in such a way that What measures should be taken after “who came later”?
“I can’t do it alone. I don’t know the problem or specialize in everything. This is something that we need to help each other brainstorm to find a solution together and suggest. and in the near future I intend to set up a very serious forum by inviting experts. And related agencies join with #flood #Pathum Thani flooding It must not just be flooded and passed without us learning anything,” said Mr Chetawan.