PM Anuthis Refuses to Detail Manhunt for Soldiers' Shooter
Prime Minister Anuthis Charnvirakul refused to disclose details of the operation to apprehend the gunman who shot five soldiers in Thailand's southern border provinces, vowing the government will not tolerate further attacks on military per
Prime Minister Anuthis Charnvirakul avoided discussing specifics of the operation to catch the gunman responsible for shooting five soldiers, stating the government will not tolerate further attacks on military and security personnel. Speaking at Government House on July 24, Anuthis acknowledged reports of the incident in Thailand's southern border provinces and insisted that despite avoiding the term "manhunt," the government will not allow soldiers and officials to be harassed and killed again. When asked about the Narathiwat commander's announcement of martial law to pursue the perpetrators, Anuthis said the matter was already being handled on the ground but declined to elaborate on methods, saying he must focus on delivering justice to the victims' families.
