Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Charntep Sesawetch, a candidate for Bangkok Governor, led a campaign initiative in Thonburi, accompanied by eight candidates for the Bangkok Metropolitan Council (BMA). Their campaigning efforts commenced in the early hours, focusing on engaging with the local community to understand the economic concerns of vendors and small business owners.

According to Thai News Agency, the campaign began with an interactive walk-through at "Tha Din Daeng Market," where the team demonstrated their policies on market management, welfare, and community economic development. This event was marked by a collaborative spirit, aiming to address the needs of the local economy in a direct manner.

Following the market visit, Pol. Lt. Gen. Charntep and his team took to the streets on a parade float, equipped with loudspeakers to broadcast their policies and candidate numbers. Their route covered major areas in Thonburi, including a strategic stop at the Wongwian Yai market. Here, they engaged with vendors and the public, emphasizing their commitment to addressing key economic issues in these significant business zones.

As the campaign progressed to the Sesawet Market, discussions focused on improving the hygiene and cleanliness of community markets. The team also explored ways to enhance marketing channels, aiming to boost sales for local vendors. Confidence was expressed in their capacity to develop Bangkok's infrastructure, supported by coordinated efforts between the governor and local councilors, to effectively address the community's needs and challenges.