Trat passes a resolution to postpone the White Elephant Games for the second time, no reason for uncertainty about the COVID 19 situation
Time: 10.00 a.m. January 26, 2021 at the Ploy Daeng meeting room Trat City Hall, Mr. Phinyo Prakob Phol, Governor of Trat As chairman of the organizing committee of the 36th National Youth Games “White Elephant Games” meeting with the committee. To consider the management of the competition Between 18-28 April 2021
With Mr. Wichian Supcharoen, President of Trat Provincial Administrative Organization, Mr. Thanawat Rattanatham, Sports Director of Thailand, Trat Province Mr. Saksit Chaisang, President of the Trat Sports Association And the relevant directors attended the meeting Which defines the organization of the National Youth Games or the White Elephant Games There will be a competition between 18-28 April 2021.
However, the meeting had seriously discussed and discussed this matter. Especially the issue that the competition will be canceled or postponed. Due to the situation of the spread of the COVID 19 virus in each province has not been controlled. Including there may be a new outbreak Although Trat Province can control And the infection has not been found for 16 days and therefore proposes to postpone the event indefinitely. The meeting resolved to postpone the competition from 18-28 April 2021, counted as the second time indefinitely. Due to the spread of the COVID-19 virus. In Thailand at the moment
Mr. Thanawat said the postponement of the competition this time. Admit that it was embarrassed This is because if the competition is organized in the original schedule, it will benefit the generating income for Trat Province as well. Because at least both athletes and officials who will have to travel to Trat Province will have more than 30,000 people, it will revive the tourism business of Trat Province. Including the opportunity to develop the potential of the province’s athletes in this competition, the opportunity must be exhausted In addition, students with athletic abilities are unable to exercise their athletic rights to enter higher education.
However, Trat Province will bring the results of this meeting to the Sports Authority of Thailand (SAT) for consideration in the next step.
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