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Prayut calls his cabinet ministers to be role model to fight corruption

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BANGKOK: -- Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha yesterday told his cabinet ministers to be role models to fight and get rid of corruption.

His advice came as he chaired the cabinet Tuesday to reiterate his anti corruption policy.

He has ordered all sectors to give importance to corruption prevention and eradication, noting that the issue must be raised as a national agenda.

Deputy government spokesman Major General Sansern Keaokamnerd said that the prime minister has repeated call for all ministries and agencies to beef up corruption prevention and eradication, and that the issues be raised as a national agenda.

To achieve the task, he said the ministers should be taken as a role model for anti-corruption.

The premier has also said that all agencies should reduce traveling for working trips abroad to help save budget, this include traveling on economy class tickets.

He also ordered the Committee on Public Budget Expenditures to inspect budgets and financial processes and operations in all public organisations to ensure confidence, quick processes, and transparency, the deputy spokesman said.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/prayut-calls-his-cabinet-ministers-to-be-role-model-to-fight-corruption

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-- Thai PBS 2015-03-04

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The premier has also said that all agencies should reduce traveling for working trips abroad to help save budget, this include traveling on economy class tickets.

Come on, they will get a free upgrade to first or business class as always.

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The premier has also said that all agencies should reduce traveling for working trips abroad to help save budget, this include traveling on economy class tickets.

Come on, they will get a free upgrade to first or business class as always.

They actually pay ? Thought Thai Airways was free for all Thai elites. Stand corrected.

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At least he managed to say it without breaking into hilarious laughter. Must be more politically able than some allow.

He probably is just more self-delusional and believes the crap that comes out of his mouth.

So Yingluk knew she was lying, again?

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Did he ask them to get rid of the relatives working for them?

Can't see that..........but I'm waiting to hear........

Costas this must be a typing error or are you starting to see the truth. That is that no person that have had political power in this country have ever used that power for the good of the WHOLE country and ALL of its people. When either side is in control they just look after themselves and their power base(s), but never have this country had a leader that could balance the interest of both sides.

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Did he ask them to get rid of the relatives working for them?

Can't see that..........but I'm waiting to hear........

Costas this must be a typing error or are you starting to see the truth. That is that no person that have had political power in this country have ever used that power for the good of the WHOLE country and ALL of its people. When either side is in control they just look after themselves and their power base(s), but never have this country had a leader that could balance the interest of both sides.

... are you starting to see the truth (in the same way the rest of the world looks at your home country?)

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"Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha yesterday told his cabinet ministers to be role models to fight and get rid of corruption."

So now they are going to ask him how he got so damn rich?

.....because his father sold some land and gave the proceeds to him.

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While his NLA members are employing children wives and no doubt mia nois all at public expense which the many involved are all saying is quite okay by their standards. With the seal of approval from the General who said it was not wrong or words to that effect, we can see that Thais really just don't know right from wrong. they all think they are entitled and do as they please with the harshest punishment a move to an inactive post. The place is a joke. Don;t blabber on about fighting corruption until you create a policy of NO CORRUPTION and harsh penalties for breaking the law and an effective and rapid process of prosecution and imprisonment - doubly so for civil servants and politicians. Then publicize it with a bounty payable for people shopping these traitors.

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