Anutin's team denies 7 million baht 'tea money' transfer claim
Anutin Charnvirakul's team has denied claims of a 7 million baht ('tea money') transfer, asserting the allegations are baseless. The Deputy Prime Minister and Public Health Minister is under scrutiny to maintain a clean image.
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