On an ordinary Monday that quickly turned extraordinary, the vibrant headquarters of the Pheu Thai Party became the epicenter of a crucial gathering. A wave of determination swept through as about 60 fervent advocates from various anti-drink driving factions converged on the scene. Their mission? To issue a rallying call to the political powerhouse, urging the acceptance of all legislative bills aimed at revamping the law governing alcoholic beverages. The motive behind this passionate plea was simple yet profound: to ensure every proposed amendment received its due debate in the hallowed halls of the House of Representatives. The timing was critical, with the winds of change blowing as reports hinted at the House’s impending deliberation of the proposed amendments to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Act on the forthcoming Wednesday. Spearheaded by civil groups and the formidable opposition, the Move Forward Party (MFP), three amendments had already made their way to…









