Thai PM Expresses Concern Over No-Confidence Debate Duration, Emphasizes Ruling Coalition Unity
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul expressed his view that the proposed 5-day duration for the no-confidence debate is excessive. He also affirmed his confidence in the unity of the ruling coalition, particularly the Pheu Thai party, and stated it would not lead to government collapse. Flood prevention measures in the South were also addressed.
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