Thaksin makes merit in Chiang Mai, says health ‘gradually improving’


BANGKOK: Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra told the media on Thursday (March 14) that his health was “gradually improving”.

He is visiting his native province of Chiang Mai from Thursday to Saturday and will reportedly make merit to his parents and other deceased family members at a local Buddhist temple.

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