Anutin Dismisses 'Pointless' Questions After Media Asks About Orange Models on Thai-Japan Tower
Prime Minister Anutin dismissed media questions about two orange models displayed in his office at the Thai-Japan Tower, calling the inquiries "pointless" and irrelevant to government work.
At the Bhumjaithai Party headquarters on April 25, Prime Minister and Interior Minister Anutin Charnvirakul responded to media questions after opening his office for interviews. Media and social media users noticed two orange models displayed in a glass case within his office at the Thai-Japan Tower in the Government House. This sparked social media speculation about whether the oranges were being preserved or confined. Upon hearing the question, the Prime Minister smiled and shook his head before saying, 'That's absolutely pointless. Honestly.' When reporters pressed further, asking whether they were auspicious oranges, Anutin replied, 'I won't say. It's irrelevant because it's not something that needs to be publicized. Where else would the oranges be if not in a box? What does the public and the nation gain from asking about this? Does it obstruct the government's work? This shouldn't be a question worth asking.'
