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Ubon governor axed over allegedly delayed aid to border conflict victims
14 Sept 02:10Key points summarised by AI
Ubon Ratchathani Governor Adisak Noisuwan was transferred to an inactive post at the Ministry of Interior for allegedly delaying advance payments to victims of the Thai-Cambodian border conflict.
The transfer followed a parliamentary debate questioning why only 55,000 baht in aid had been disbursed in Ubon Ratchathani, despite a 100 million baht special budget allocated for affected provinces.
A special meeting was held with governors of affected provinces to emphasize the need for urgent advance payments, with an agreement to ease certain regulations to facilitate aid delivery.
Deputy Interior Minister Theerarat Samrejvanich noted that Ubon Ratchathani was the only province experiencing problems with aid disbursement, explaining why only its governor was removed.
Thailand’s governing coalition remains unchanged
Today 09:48Key points summarised by AI
Thailand's governing coalition will remain unchanged, with no new parties added, as confirmed by the Bhumjaithai Party spokesperson.
Despite speculation about the Kla Tham Party potentially joining the alliance, the spokesperson emphasized that all parties work together in parliament and the door is not closed to any MP.