
Today (3 Feb) Reporters reported that this week is the final stretch before the 2026 election, and each political party is accelerating its campaigning efforts. On January 28, 2026, Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, the prime minister candidate of the Thai Sang Thai Party (number 48), along with Dr. Ritthi Kitpipit, the Bangkok MP candidate for Khlong Sam Wa district (number 12) of the Thai Sang Thai Party, intensively campaigned at Sai Net Market and Hathaimit Market in the Khu Bon area of Bangkok. She was warmly welcomed by vendors and residents in the area. Along the way, many people approached her to chat, take photos, and offer food and snacks as encouragement. However, the majority of the public have reflected the same problem: "The economy is very bad," and they are burdened with heavy debt.

Khunying Sudarat confirmed that she understands this hardship and is ready to prioritize solving economic problems to restore smiles to ordinary people. The Thai Sang Thai Party clearly announced its policy to stop the debt crisis by suspending debt payments for 3 years for farmers, SME entrepreneurs, and small-scale vendors with debts not exceeding 1 million baht, without having to pay both principal and interest. This aims to stop the bleeding and give people a chance to breathe easier. Furthermore, they will proceed with "replenishing the economy" through the Thai Sang Thai Fund and the Startup Fund, which will allow people to borrow money from 10,000 to 100,000 baht using only their national ID card. This will be used as capital to start businesses and clear the informal debt that has plagued Thai lives for a long time.

Khunying Sudarat added that this policy of accessing funding will have a low interest rate of only 1% per month. This will drastically reduce the interest burden. For example, if someone borrows 50,000 baht, instead of paying tens of thousands of baht per month in informal interest, they would only have to pay 500 baht. This will allow everyone to truly get on their feet and have a sustainably better quality of life. Therefore, I urge all citizens to vote for the Thai Sang Thai Party, number 48, in sufficient numbers so that we can serve and care for the people, helping them "overcome poverty and debt," and rebuild the Thai economy to be strong again.

Khunying Sudarat reiterated that the crisis of illegally flooding the Thai market with foreign goods, without meeting FDA or TIS standards, stems primarily from corruption among greedy civil servants and politicians who accept bribes and neglect their duties. This has resulted in Thai businesses facing bankruptcy and an inability to compete. Therefore, the key is to strictly enforce the law to eradicate the corruption that is eating away at the country and to stop the behavior of those in power who exploit the suffering and poverty of the Thai people.
Furthermore, Khunying Sudarat mentioned that in Bangkok, she received a warm and friendly welcome from vendors and citizens in the area. Along the way, many people approached to talk, take photos, and offer food and snacks as encouragement. However, the majority of the people reflected on the same problem: "The economy is very bad," and they are burdened with heavy debt. Khunying Sudarat confirmed that she understands this hardship and is ready to prioritize addressing economic issues to restore smiles to ordinary people. The Thai Sang Thai Party clearly announced its policy to stop the debt crisis by offering a 3-year debt moratorium for farmers, SME entrepreneurs, and small-scale vendors with debts not exceeding 1 million baht, without having to pay both principal and interest. This aims to stop the bleeding and give people a chance to breathe easier. Furthermore, they will inject new capital through the Sang Thai Fund and the Start-up Fund, which will allow people to borrow from 10,000 to 100,000 baht using only their national ID card. This capital will be used to start businesses and clear the informal debt that has plagued Thai lives for a long time.

Khunying Sudarat emphasized that this policy of accessing funding will have a low interest rate of only 1% per month. This would drastically reduce the interest burden. For example, if someone borrows 50,000 baht, instead of paying tens of thousands of baht per month in informal interest, they would only have to pay 500 baht. This would allow everyone to truly get on their feet and have a sustainably better quality of life. Therefore, I urge all citizens to vote for the Thai Sang Thai Party, number 48, in sufficient numbers so that we can serve and care for the people, helping them "overcome poverty and debt," and rebuild the Thai economy to be strong again.

Khunying Sudarat added that the crisis of illegally flooding the Thai market with foreign goods is evident. She pointed out that the fact that these goods can be sold without meeting FDA or TIS standards stems primarily from corruption among greedy civil servants and politicians who accept bribes and neglect their duties. This results in Thai businesses facing bankruptcy and an inability to compete. Therefore, the key is to strictly enforce the law to eradicate the corruption that is eating away at the country and stop the behavior of those in power who exploit the suffering and poverty of the Thai people.
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