Bangkok governor warns misplaced campaign posters will be removed

[webfact]

Bangkok governor warns misplaced campaign posters will be removed

 

 

Election candidates are warned to install their campaign posters at locations designated by the Election Commission, otherwise they may be removed and the candidates may face investigation by election officials.

 

Bangkok Governor Aswin Kwanmuang said today that city officials would start checking all campaign posters to make sure that they were installed at the designated locations and that they meet the standard size limit of 130 cm x 245 cm.

 

If posters are installed at incorrect locations or are larger than the permitted size, the candidates in question will be instructed to remove the posters or the posters will be forcibly removed by city officials and the wrongder will be reported to the Election Commission.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/bangkok-governor-warns-misplaced-campaign-posters-will-be-removed/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2019-02-06

[Justgrazing]

Is the Gov' wearing a syrup or has he just maxed out on the hair dye a tad .. 

[bluesofa]

2 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

Is the Gov' wearing a syrup or has he just maxed out on the hair dye a tad .. 

I assumed he was a natural blackhead...is it easy to 'spot' the difference?

[MekkOne]

good luck finding someone in Thailand that know how to read a meter tape!

[sammieuk1]

His head appears to have broken the size limits already ????

[yellowboat]

Let's see how gets reported, how often and why.  Can imagine the green team posters will go untouched for various reasons.

[AhFarangJa]

Why is the man behind blowing the Governor a kiss..............or is he eating a lemon..............

[Srikcir]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

that they meet the standard size limit of 130 cm x 245 cm.

If only Thai military bases, stations and posts met that standard.

If Prayut decides to be nominated as a PM candidate while he continues to be Chief of the Junta, every military installation is an ad for his election.