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Sukumpol oversees security, South

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra on Nov 28 signed an order assigning Defence Minister Sukumpol Suwanatat to be in charge of security affairs and the South situation.

ACM Sukumpol said his new assignment came after a change of officials in this field of work.

As for the security of teachers in the three southern border provinces, the defence minister said that in his view the chances for security problems to occur would be minimised if teachers followed instructions given by the authorities and did not put themselves at risk by travelling outside of designated routes.

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  • Discussion 4 : 29 Nov 2012 at 22.314

    Yes I understood she was going to take on the task.To put the Defence minister in charge surely gives the wrong impression to all concerned when diplomacy is neede

  • howell

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    Discussion 3 : 29 Nov 2012 at 19.353

    So much for YS and her promise she would be in charge.

    Starve them of oxygen (Thatcher)....'Sukumpol...like the way they did in Ireland'.

    It had no effect at all.

  • meme

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    Discussion 2 : 29 Nov 2012 at 19.202

    "I want the media stop reporting the situation in the South for about one month".

    Yes, this dictatorship does not want media to report all the failures of the Puea Thaksin regime. They will arrest you if you do ...

  • geoffo

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    Discussion 1 : 29 Nov 2012 at 19.081

    ACM Sukumpol said there were only about 3,000 villages with problems and it is all the victims fault.


    His plan is to stop reporting for one month so his first month on the job=why so he can look good.


    Pity about the victims. Note he is not visiting.

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