Bangkok: Anudith reveals that Thammanat is preparing to give a speech in Tak today. Anudith revealed that Thammanat is preparing to speak at a rally in Tak today before touring the northern region. He boasted that tens of thousands of people have given their support at every rally and believes that no party will achieve a landslide victory in Bangkok.

According to Thai News Agency, Rear Admiral Anudith Nakornthap, Chairman of the Kla Tham Party's strategic committee, commented on the party's campaign in Bangkok, stating that he believes the party's hard work and continuous fieldwork will enable its parliamentary candidates to effectively communicate appropriate policies to the public. He noted that Bangkok has a diverse population, and as a relatively new party, Kla Tham may have fewer resources compared to longer-established parties. However, he believes that the opportunity to present its policies in various areas will be enough to attract more attention from Bangkok residents.

The exact number of parliamentary seats the party will win will have to be reassessed in the final stages of the campaign. However, rallies held in various regions have garnered significant public attention. When Captain Thamanat Phromphao, the party's prime ministerial candidate and chief advisor, speaks, tens of thousands of people attend. Today, Captain Thamanat will speak in Tak province, tomorrow in Chiang Rai, Sunday in Chiang Mai, and Monday in Lampang. In early February, he will conduct another campaign visit to the southern region. He may also visit Bangkok if he has free time after his official duties.

When asked whether he thought any party would achieve a landslide victory in Bangkok, Rear Admiral Anudith replied that it was too early to say which party Bangkok residents were particularly interested in. As he mentioned, the Kla Tham Party is a new party, and given the open-mindedness of Bangkok residents, the outcome will depend on the intensity of the candidates' work. However, he believes in the seriousness of the candidates and emphasizes that this is their first election, so every seat gained is a seed, an asset. Every party is trying to present its policies and wants to care for the people. Many parties are interesting, so he doesn't believe any single party will achieve a landslide victory in Bangkok.