THE Governor of Mukdahan, Mr. Worayan Bunnarach, submitted his resignation to the Interior Ministry Permanent Secretary following his recent reassignment as an inspector, considered to be an inactive post, citing his 34 years of dedicated service during which no misconduct occurred, Naewna newspaper said.
The cabinet had approved the reshuffle of 23 provincial governors and inspectors at the Interior Ministry, with Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul concurrently being the Interior Minister. Among them was Worawan who had been reassigned as an inspector under the Interior Permanent Secretary.
In his resignation letter, Worawan mentioned that throughout his 34-year career, rising from the position of assistant district chief (palad amphoe) to governor of Mukdahan, he has consistently performed his duties with dedication, diligence, and perseverance, never once causing harm to his official position or the ministry.
“However, as my performance has not been evaluated based on a merit-based system by my superiors at the Interior Ministry, I have decided to resign to pursue a different career path…effective from November 18, 2026, onwards. I kindly request your approval of my resignation from government service, to take effect on that date.
“Furthermore, I remain fully committed to performing my official duties and ensuring an orderly handover of my responsibilities, up until the date my resignation becomes effective, as approved.”
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This and Front Page: Mukdahan Governor Worayan Bunnarach. Photo – Naewna
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