Thai PM Retorts to Opposition Leader's 'Unprepared' Claim Amidst Debate Delay
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has strongly refuted claims by the opposition leader that parliamentary debate delays were due to the PM's lack of preparedness. The PM argued that the opposition was responsible for prolonging the proceedings and questioned the opposition leader's maturity.
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