BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's army-appointed government will take no action against Myanmar's junta for its bloody crackdown on democracy protests as it lacks the moral authority, Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont said on Saturday.
Surayud, a former army chief who was installed after last year's military coup, said any action by an interim government in Bangkok could also create headaches for any successor that emerged after a Dec. 23 general election.
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