Thai PM Slams Fake News Spreaders, Cites 'Tea Money' Report
Thai Prime Minister expresses strong concern over the spread of fake news on social media, specifically targeting reports about 'tea money'. The PM alluded to verifying sources and potential legal action, warning against those seeking to exploit the situation. This highlights the importance of Thailand's media landscape and information literacy.
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