PM: Kittiratt to stay in Cabinet
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra Tuesday denied that she plans to replace Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Kittiratt NaRanong, saying she would not change the lineup of ministers from Pheu Thai Party for now.
Asked whether Kittiratt would remain in the Cabinet, she turned to look at the finance minister, who was standing behind her, and said: "Kittirat will stay. He is here and nothing changes. He has played a key role in tackling the economic problems during the past year."
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