Abhisit is confident that the number 27 corresponds to him, having first become an MP at age 27 and later serving as Thailand's 27th Prime Minister. After tomorrow's policy announcement, he will proceed with his election campaign.
At 11:10 a.m., Abhisit Vejjajiva, leader of the Democrat Party and prime ministerial candidate, revealed after drawing number 27 that it was a strange coincidence since he first became an MP at age 27 and had the opportunity to serve as Thailand's 27th Prime Minister. He felt this number truly reflected himself.
As for his plans moving forward, he will focus on presenting policies and encouraging the public to seize the opportunity of this election to bring change to Thailand. Following the policy announcement tomorrow at 10 a.m., he will travel to all regions. All three prime ministerial candidates volunteering will meet with people nationwide, though no order of regional visits has been set yet.
The core policy is to make the country honest, believing that other problems will be easier to solve thereafter. Policies will be detailed and tailored to each area and group, so he urges people to listen carefully. Tomorrow, he will present comprehensive policies.
The key policy of 'Thailand Free from Poverty, No Tolerance for Gray Capital' remains central. Our goal is to eliminate poverty in Thailand.