Campaign posters of various political parties are visible along Phahon Yothin Road in Bangkok. (Photo: Nutthawat Wicheanbut)
The Election Commission (EC) is offering up to one million baht to anyone who can provide evidence of electoral corruption including vote buying.
The office of the EC issued a statement on Friday announcing the launch of a new online service via its Ta Sapparot (pineapple eyes) mobile app through which members of the public can anonymously give details of alleged fraud, vote buying or gift-giving in exchange for votes. The app is available for both Android and iOs mobile phones, according to the EC.
Besides the app, the EC has also opened other channels for people to submit complaints including via the…
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