The “Sabida” fever hits Nong Bua, Nakhon Sawan, as she supports Marut Sriphueng in the final push for votes, promoting policies to continue their work if the party returns to power. Crowds flock to take photos and ask about her father, Chada.
On 5 February 2026 GMT+7, Miss Sabida Thai-seth, a party-list MP candidate for the Bhumjaithai Party, visited Wat Nong Klap-Nong Bua Market in Nakhon Sawan Province to assist Marut Sriphueng, the candidate for MP in constituency 4, number 2 of the Bhumjaithai Party, in campaigning. She maintained an organic campaigning approach as outlined by Anutin Charnvirakul, the party leader, especially during the crucial final stretch to garner votes for both constituency and party-list candidates.
Miss Sabida highlighted Bhumjaithai Party’s policies planned for continuation if they return to government, including economic stimulus projects such as the 'Half-Half Plus' scheme, equitable education initiatives like 'Education Plus', creating nationwide free learning platforms, 'Senior Plus' programs, establishing community elderly care centers with one volunteer nurse per village, and the creation of 100,000 jobs with a monthly salary of 15,000 baht.
During this visit, many vendors and citizens shopping at the market greeted Miss Sabida and requested photos with her, creating a feverish atmosphere. Several people inquired about Chada Thai-seth, the Bhumjaithai MP candidate for Uthai Thani and her father, noting their facial resemblance and expressing their fondness for him.
