Thai PM Prayut grilled on first day of parliamentary censure debate

CNA

Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and his administration are facing their second no-confidence motion. The parliament is holding a censure debate that's expected to culminate with a vote on the weekend. The opposition has accused the government of mismanaging the COVID-19 outbreak, and anti-government protesters have resumed rallies demanding Mr Prayut's resignation.

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