別添 2 期日前選挙会場一覧表 1. Wat That Thong (Parking Area) 2

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別添 2 期日前選挙会場一覧表 1. Wat That Thong (Parking area) 2. Ratchathevi District Office 3. Sport Center of Sathorn District Office (Tungmahamek) 4. Pathumwan School (Chula Soi 5) 5. Bangrak District Office (Parking area) 6. Klong Toei District Office 7. Pranakorn District Office (Parking area) 8. Sukhothai School (Sukhothai Road、 Dusit district) 9. Nongchok District Office (Parking area) 10. Bangkhen Districe Office and Prachapibal School 11. Hua Mak Stadium (Bang Kapi) 12. Pomprabsatrupai District Office (Ground floor) 13. Life Add Sukhumvit (Opposite Sukhumvit 101/1) 14. Minburi School (Miniburi District) 15. Wat Sangkaracha (On Nuch-Lad Krabang Rd.) 16. Yanawa District Office 17. Samphantawong District Office 18. Fire and Rescue Directing Division (Phayathai) 19. Verurachin Youth Center (Therd Thai Rd.、 Thonburi) 16. Bangkok Yai District Office 17. Huay Kwang District Office 18. Klongsan District Office 19. Talingchan District Office (Parking area) 20. Suwannaram Wittayakhom School (Bangkok Noi) 21. Central Park Rama 2 (in the Park) 22. Phasi Charoen District Office 23. Nongkheam District Office 24. Youth Center at Rama 9 Bridge (Ratburana ) 25. Bang Plad District Office (Parking area) 26. Bangkok Youth Center (Thai-Japan) Dindaeng 27. Bung Kum District Office (Parking area) 29. Bang Sue District Office 30. St. John Poli Technic School (Soi Vibhavadee 32) (Chatuchak) 31. Bang Khorleam District Office 32. Pravest District Office 34. Suan Luang District Office 35. Chom Thong District Office (Parking area) 36. Don Muang District Office (Parking area) 38. Lad Prao District Office 40. Bang Khae District Office 41. Laksi District Office 42. Sai Mai District Office 43. Kanna Yao District Office 44. Sapansung District Office 45. Wang Thonglang District Office (Parking area) 46. Klong Samwa District Office (Parking area) 47. Sri-iam Anusorn School (Bangna) 48. Thaweewattana District Office 49. Thung Klu District Office 50. Bangbon District Office .

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