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Hat Yai campaigns for the most loveable sustainable city
The Hat Yai City Municipality invites the public to vote the city as the most loveable sustainable city in the World Wide Fund for Nature’s (WWF) Earth Hour City Challenge.
The public is invited to vote for Hat Yai City, Songkhla province as the most loveable sustainable city via online voting channels or posting a picture of the city with the #welovehatyai hashtag in the WWF’s Earth Hour City Challenge.
Hat Yai city is one of the 47 cities from 17 countries to be featured on this global activity. The city with the most votes will win the People’s Choice award for the most loveable sustainable city.
In addition to the Hat Yai City Municipality, the Khon Kaen City Municipality in Khon Kaen province, and the Map Ammarit Subdistrict Municipality in Chumphon province are also featured in this challenge.
To vote for Hat Yai City as the most loveable sustainable city, the public can visit the websites www.welovehatyaicity.com or www.welovecities.org to cast their votes.
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