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Red-shirt leader Jatuporn asked to not pressure 4 ministers of Palang Pracharat party to quit

Red-shirt leader Jatuporn asked to not pressure 4 ministers of Palang Pracharat party to quit

13 Sept 07:26 Key points summarised by AI

The Sam Mitr political group urged red-shirt leader Jatuporn Promphan to cease pressuring four Palang Pracharat party ministers to resign from the Cabinet.
Sam Mitr spokesman Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana stated the ministers' presence doesn't impact election fairness, believing they will resign voluntarily at an opportune time soon.
Thanakorn also suggested the ministers' continued Cabinet roles were a disadvantage, limiting their public engagement compared to other politicians already campaigning.

Civic groups oppose plan to shift Thai PBS, three other bodies to state budget

Civic groups oppose plan to shift Thai PBS, three other bodies to state budget

Yesterday 17:04 Key points summarised by AI

Civic groups, including those representing labourers and older people, submitted a protest letter demanding the Bhumjaithai Party withdraw bills to shift funding for four organizations (Thai PBS, Older Persons Fund, Thai Health Promotion Foundation, Sports Authority of Thailand) from earmarked taxes to the central government budget.
Leaders argue these organizations were established for public interest, supporting public service media, elder care, public health, and sports development, and any amendments should consider all stakeholders' views.
Over 70% of parliamentary poll respondents opposed the proposed changes, prompting civic leaders to call on the ruling party to respect the people's will and withdraw the bills.
A network of slum dwellers also opposes the funding changes, threatening a rally if the government fails to address their demands.

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