The Secretary General of the Progressive Party, Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, urged “whatever he wants, don’t give it to him, it will further dissolve the party and make it meaningless”, while excitedly putting up a large sign “Keep going, come on”, and a media army of 80 agencies swarmed in to report on it.

2:00pm, Future Building, 7th floor. At the Progressive Party office, the MPs held their weekly meeting with the Progressive Party leader, Mr. Chaithawat Tulathon. Chairing the meeting to discuss various council agendas, Mr. Pitha Limjaroenrat, the party leader’s advisor, arrived at 2:20pm in a blue shirt with a smile on his face. Waving and greeting the media until the end of the meeting, the MPs gathered in a circle on the second floor to chat and relax. During the period, Mr. Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, the Secretary General of the Progressive Party, came in to speak and give encouragement. At one point, the MP said “What does he want? Well, don’t go to him. He wants us to be sad. Well, don’t be sad. He wants us to transfer parties, so don’t transfer. He wants the next election to go ahead and have fewer people. We don’t give it to him. And make dissolving the party meaningless.”

Reporters reported that as for preparing a place for the masses who come to wait for the decision, it will start in the afternoon. Party officials have prepared a place in the parking lot to receive the masses who will arrive tomorrow. A sign was also posted at the scene, which read: A large sign “Go Further” was hung in front of the party office. At the same time, the media army has registered to report to the Progressive Party. More than 80 news media, totaling 300 people, have notified members of Congress that parking cars is prohibited. Only for sending because space is needed to accommodate the masses.