Anutin's flood crisis failure could cost him the 2026 election as political pressure mounts


BANGKOK: The severe flooding crisis in Hatyai, Songkhla, has become the most critical disaster the area has ever faced, prompting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul (pic) to invoke special emergency laws to address the situation.

The confidence in Prime Minister Anutin’s government has been heavily impacted, with increasing concerns about the government’s delayed response to the crisis. This has raised questions about whether the government was ill-prepared to handle such a large-scale disaster, especially since the situation continues to worsen.

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