Thailand's Public Health Ministry denies politically harassing People’s Party candidate


BANGKOK: Senior Public Health Ministry officials on Wednesday (Jan 28) rejected claims that they acted on political orders to remove a People’s Party candidate from the civil service, saying disciplinary proceedings against Supat Hasuwannakit had reached their conclusion under a normal timeline.

The People’s Party, however, accused the ministry of taking a calculated step to disqualify its candidate for Songkhla’s Constituency 2 and vowed to challenge any order through every available mechanism.

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