Thai Deputy PM Inspects Low-Cost Farming, Expresses Concern Over Murders

Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health, Anutin Charnvirakul, visited Suphan Buri province to inspect low-cost agriculture. Following his inspection, he paid respects to the deity Tao Wessuwan (a yaksha king) in the province. He then rushed to Chonburi province, where he commented on a murder case involving five victims. He expressed concern that this incident could affect the country's confidence. This visit and statement suggest a dual focus: on efforts to reduce costs within Thailand's agricultural sector and on the impact of security issues on the nation's image. The Deputy Prime Minister's urgent trip to Chonburi indicates the gravity of the case and the government's desire for a swift response.