<p>Pheu Thai&rsquo;s PM candidate Paetongtarn &ldquo;Ung Ing&rdquo; Shinawatra took the stage during a campaign in Samut Prakan province on Tuesday, and promised to raise the minimum wage to 600 baht by early next year if Pheu Thai Party secures a landslide win in the upcoming general election.</p>

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Thailand Election: In her 8th month of pregnancy, Paetongtarn Shinawatra promises 600-baht minimum wage | The Nation

Thailand Election: In her 8th month of pregnancy, Paetongtarn Shinawatra promises 600-baht minimum wage | The Nation

In her 8th month of pregnancy, Paetongtarn Shinawatra promises 600-baht minimum wage | The Nation

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