Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, leader of the Thai Sang Thai (TST) Party, resigned as a party-list MP yesterday, paving the way for Takorn Tantasith, who currently occupies the second spot on the list, to take her place.
Writing on Facebook, Khunying Sudarat announced her resignation, allowing another candidate to occupy the No.1 spot on the party’s list in her place.
“I have decided in line with my intention, which I previously announced upon the establishment of the party, that I will serve as a pillar for the party’s foundation as well as a bridge to connect people of all ages so they can work together for the country’s sake and make Thai Sang Thai a political institution which belongs…
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