Business conflict behind torching of CCTV in Yala: Chalerm
The recent torching of 76 closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in Yala was the work of losers in the bidding for the CCTV camera-installation contract, not an insurgent attack, claimed Deputy PM Chalerm Yoobamrung Tuesday.
Chalerm said he had instructed Yala governor Decharat Simsiri to probe the businesses in question with a view to taking legal action against destroyers of state property. He added that police had assured him they would provide security to teachers in the South Wednesday, National Teachers' Day.
The Nation
Latest stories in this category
We Recommend
- White mask rallies spread
- 1,000 condemn police in march in capital; red..
- Thai diplomat in Cairo called back for her safety..
- All roads lead to Rome
TOP STORIES
- Red shirts attack, injure white-mask..
- Smoke from Indonesian forest fires..
- Rupert Murdoch is divorcing his third..
- Democrat candidate beats Pheu Thai rival..
- Thai Food Festival until June 16
- Group demands Royal appointment of new..
- IMF: government spending cuts are burden..
- Myanmar to take foreign tenders on..
- Fourth suspect in Akeyuth murder case..
- Facebook, Microsoft reveal national..
VIDEO NEWS
Snoop can't keep clean promoting kid's movie..
Snoop stars as a racing snail in the PG-rated movie alongside Ryan Reynolds and..
Comments conditions
Users are solely responsible for their comments.We reserve the right to remove any comment and revoke posting rights for any reason withou prior notice.