Lawmaker Demands Probe of M50 Over Robot Equipment Specs
A Thai lawmaker is calling for a government investigation into M50's role in the Ministry of Education's robot equipment procurement, alleging irregularities in equipment specifications after a businessman linked to the deal sought a privat
On September 21, 2569, Worrung Dechakit, a list-based Member of Parliament and Thai Loyal Party leader, posted on Facebook urging the Ministry of Education to investigate M50's operations.
Worrung stated in his post that he had raised concerns during budget deliberations about the Office of Vocational Education's procurement of robot equipment, alleging that specifications were locked through 6D mouse control systems managed by M50. Instead of the Education Minister establishing a fact-checking committee and clarifying the matter to the public, a businessman claiming to be the 6D mouse technology inventor sought to meet Worrung at Thai Loyal Party headquarters on September 20 in the afternoon.
Worrung noted that only his team was present as he was traveling in another province. The businessman refused to speak by phone and insisted on meeting him in person to discuss the allegations, claiming he could provide facts and information about money transfers.
Worrung called on the Education Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Anutin, who oversees the Education Ministry, to note that he has no obligation to meet or clear matters with any businessman regarding his parliamentary discussion. He emphasized that the government officials have the responsibility to establish a fact-checking committee and explain the facts to the public, as his duty is to protect public and national interests, not to engage in clarifications with businesspeople.
