Thailand's Interior Ministry Reshuffles Key Officials, Including Phuket Governor
Thailand's Ministry of Interior has approved a reshuffle of key officials, including the Governor of Phuket and a Deputy Permanent Secretary, in a cabinet meeting on June 16. The move follows reports of internal conflict among provincial administrators.
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