“Happiness depends on family,” the former prime minister told reporters before adding, in English, “Happiness is at home.”He made the comments as he and family members attended a ceremony to pay respects to his parents at a cemetery in Mae On district in Chiang Mai. Mr Srettha arrived in Chiang Mai on Friday to study ways to reduce the toxic dust pollution plaguing the North, and Thaksin was quick to offer some advice. We love Thaksin,” thousands of people chanted earlier in the day after Thaksin arrived at Waroros Market. “I am ecstatic,” said a seller of thong muan, a Thai rolled wafer, after Thaksin bought 10 packs from her. One group of supporters who did not get a chance to see Thaksin were local red-shirt activists who gathered near of Chiang Mai University.
