Thai PM Instructs Cabinet to Prepare for No-Confidence Debate
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has instructed his cabinet ministers to prepare for an upcoming no-confidence debate by the opposition, scheduled for October 27-30. He also urged them to report on flood relief efforts and water resource management. The coalition partner, Pheu Thai Party, stated they are fully prepared.
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