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Prayut To Be Held Accountable For His Deeds Over Last 9 Years
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Prayut To Be Held Accountable For His Deeds Over Last 9 Years
PRIME MINISTER-DESIGNATE Pita Limjaroenrat said today (June 6) caretaker prime minister Prayut Chan-o-cha is yet to be held accountable for whatever loss and damage which he may have caused to the people and country over the last nine years. At a press conference, the Move Forward leader confirmed Prayut will undoubtedly be held accountable since he rose to power by way of the 2014 coup and ran the country as an unelected head of government up to now. As army chief, Prayut seized power, named himself head of a military-installed government and exercised absolute power to cope with varied political, social and economic issues at the expense of democratic rule and human rights principles, among others. The coup leader-turned-prime minister was then named the unelected head of a Palang Pracharath-led coalition government following the 2019 election. By Thai Newsroom Reporters - Full story: https://thainewsroom.com/2023/06/06/prayut-to-be-held-accountable-for-his-deeds-over-last-9-years-pita/ Top photo: Caretaker prime minister Prayut Chan-o-cha, left, and Move Forward leader and prime minister candidate Pita Limjaroenrat, right. Both photos by Matichon and merged by Thai Newsroom -
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Thaiger Talk Quiz #175 - Art in Thailand
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News Forum - Drunk driver hits motorcyclist, injures pedestrian before crash in Bangkok
A motorcyclist tragically lost her life when she was struck by a drunken pickup truck driver, who then went on to hit another woman. The driver, a 57 year old man, claimed he had a blackout caused by pre-existing health problems. The collision occurred yesterday at approximately 9pm, in the vicinity of the entrance to … … The story Drunk driver hits motorcyclist, injures pedestrian before crash in Bangkok as seen on Thaiger News. Read the full story -
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News Forum - Friendly gesture turns fiesty: Singaporean woman’s anger leads to assault on Thai man
"Mental issues?" If that label were applied to every Thai that got upset, half the country could be considered mentally ill. This lady most likely isn't mentally ill. It's called "losing your cool" and is slightly more common in Singapore than in Thailand. What she did was wrong, but I have to admit I've lost it at times too, but I'd never swing at someone or use violence. Only words. I'd simply say "bye" and find another person to help me. Anyway 330am is really late. Who would be out that late in northern Thailand? All entertainment venues have long closed by that time and there's nothing to do or open except for some street stalls and 7-11.
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