Thai warehouses and silos must follow code of conduct: Permanent Secretary PM's Office

[londonthai]

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/Army-staff-implicated-in-missing-rice-30238527.html

Army staff implicated in missing rice

A Staff Judge Advocate on Tuesday brought a private and an army Sergeant to surrender to police for their alleged involvement in the case of 90,000 sacks of rice under the rice-pledging scheme that went missing from a granary in Pathum Thani province.

An inspection team set up by the military junta to inspect rice under pledging scheme inspected the Phoenix Argritech granary in Muang district recently and found that 90,000 sacks of rice had disappeared. A complaint was filed with police.

[rubl]

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/Army-staff-implicated-in-missing-rice-30238527.html

Army staff implicated in missing rice

A Staff Judge Advocate on Tuesday brought a private and an army Sergeant to surrender to police for their alleged involvement in the case of 90,000 sacks of rice under the rice-pledging scheme that went missing from a granary in Pathum Thani province.

An inspection team set up by the military junta to inspect rice under pledging scheme inspected the Phoenix Argritech granary in Muang district recently and found that 90,000 sacks of rice had disappeared. A complaint was filed with police.

... and promptly turned over to the police by an (Army) Staff Judge Advocate. Now that's adhering to the 'code of conduct'!

[Thai at Heart]

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/Army-staff-implicated-in-missing-rice-30238527.html

Army staff implicated in missing rice

A Staff Judge Advocate on Tuesday brought a private and an army Sergeant to surrender to police for their alleged involvement in the case of 90,000 sacks of rice under the rice-pledging scheme that went missing from a granary in Pathum Thani province.

An inspection team set up by the military junta to inspect rice under pledging scheme inspected the Phoenix Argritech granary in Muang district recently and found that 90,000 sacks of rice had disappeared. A complaint was filed with police.

You can't make this up