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PM thanks public for not sharing fake PM Facebook page

 

  

BANGKOK, 16 August 2016 (NNT) - Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has relayed his gratitude to members of the public who refused to disseminate information from a Facebook page posing as the prime minister himself. 

Spokesperson to the Prime Minister’s Office Maj Gen Sansern Kaewkumnerd spoke about a Facebook page that has been publishing fake comments by the prime minister regarding last week's attacks in the South. He relayed the prime minister’s appreciation to those who did not share posts by the fake page as well as his caution that the act is considered a form of defamation. 

Maj Gen Sansern also reiterated the prime minister’s intentions of refraining from engaging in conflicts with others in order to focus on public administration and national reform.

 

-- nnt 2016-08-17

[NongKhaiKid]

Is he sure about that   ?

So he intends on refraining from engaging in conflict with others in order to focus on public admin and national reform  HOWEVER this does not apply to members of the media who ask questions,   students,   politicians,   members of a certain family and just anybody he doesn't like.

[Eric Loh]

Any narcissistic person who is in love with himself and fear criticism will not like social media.   

[Thechook]

Hey since it was made public it's been shared you tool