Following the recent debacle
going on in Thailand which resulted in a coup, the nation’s king, Bhumibol
Adulyadej, has formally appointed the army chief as head of the nation’s new
military junta “in order to restore peace and order in the country and for sake
of unity”
General
Prayut Chan-O-Cha who assumed great powers over the Southeast Asian nation
since the coup, became the head of the National Council of Peace and Order to
run the country in a ceremony in Bangkok, who in turn has resumed duty when he
warned the palace that violence in Bangkok and other parts of the country was
likely to spread and may “jeopardise national security”.
“I
gave my oath that I will perform my duty with honesty,” the commander-in-chief
told reporters afterwards adding that, “We hope that the problems will be
solved soon so we can return to the right democratic system,”
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