Bangkok: "Thailand Builds Thailand" organized a caravan parade around Bangkok, visiting the Thonburi fresh market. Sudarat emphasized that choosing the three-color war will bring back the same old problems, urging an end to the empty promises of the old parties. She expressed confidence in her "experience and strength" to fight against the most corrupt individuals, vowing to reclaim 500 billion baht to create a 3,000 baht pension scheme. She urged voters to choose Thai Sang Thai.

According to Thai News Agency, Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, Prime Minister candidate number 48, led a lively final campaign parade, covering both the Phra Nakhon and Thonburi sides of Bangkok, amidst a warm welcome from the public along the routes.

Khunying Sudarat has urged all Thais to work together to stop the old political cycle that has fueled conflict for so long. She pointed out that if this election remains stuck in the same old voting pattern, the country will inevitably descend into a three-color war, and the same old problems that have held the nation back will resurface, hindering the well-being of the people and remaining unresolved.

Khunying Sudarat asked the entire Thai nation if they were fed up with the false promises that politicians often make during elections but fail to deliver, or sometimes even lead the country into division for political gain. The Thai Sang Thai Party therefore presented itself as an alternative for the country, highlighting the strengths of its candidate, number 48, who has extensive experience in national-level work, a proven track record of transparency, and a clean record of no corruption throughout their political career. This serves as a crucial guarantee that Thai Sang Thai is a party that delivers on its promises and for the people.

For tomorrow's decision, the Thai Sang Thai Party reaffirms its readiness to wage war against corruption that erodes the national budget by 500 billion baht annually. Khunying Sudarat clearly stated that she possesses the experience and shrewdness to understand the tricks of politicians and is strong enough to fight corrupt individuals without fear, in order to reclaim taxpayer money to implement the 3,000 baht pension policy for the people and sustainably improve the quality of life for Thais. She therefore invites the public to exercise their right to vote for the Thai Sang Thai Party, pink ballot number 48, to end the conflict and begin an era of truly honest politics.