"Phrommin" refused to comment on the issue of "Chatda" withdrawing from the Paethongtarn Cabinet, 1st, throwing the question to him himself, and accelerating to make it in time according to the original timeline. Dr. Prommin Lertsuridej, Secretary-General to the Prime Minister, spoke about the case of Mr. Chada Thaiset, Deputy Minister of Interior, requesting to withdraw Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra's name from the cabinet and sending Ms. Sabida Thaiset, his daughter, to hold the position instead. He asked permission not to comment. It must be considered an internal matter. We must wait for the list to be submitted to His Majesty and receive a royal command before revealing the name. As for whether the person in question already knew or not, so a reserve list was sent to wait, Dr. Phrommin said that wherever the reporter got the news, they should go ask that person. He also confirmed that there was a thorough examination of the qualifications. As for Mr. Phumtham Vejjayachai, acting Prime Minister, stating that a government would be formed no later than September 15, plus or minus three days, Dr. Prommin said that the original timeline was just an estimate because various processes were being expedited to move the country forward. Therefore, he could not answer whether it would be finished this week or not, but it should be within the original timeframe. There are many reasons and it depends on many conditions. Source: Thai News Agency
“Phrommin” throws the question to “Chadda” about withdrawing from the Paethongtarn cabinet 1
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