Free internet access and PM2.5-busting pledges strike a chord, says Ongart
The Democrat Party’s campaign proposal to provide free internet access at one million locations nationwide has struck a chord with voters, according to deputy leader Ongart Khlampaiboon.
He said the free internet access project will be launched in 17 provinces across the country, with at least 100,000 to be set up in Bangkok, if the party lays claim to the technology wing of the next government.
Mr Ongart said the proposal will enable further development of a digital society and modern learning, and bring benefits to every group particularly students and low-income earners.
He said the free internet programme will go hand in hand with the party’s digital economy policy to drive changes in manufacturing, services, education, public health and national…
