The photo was released by New18 TV yesterday, resulting in the National Council for Peace and Order’s (NCPO) spokesman staff Maj-General Piyapong Klingpan calling on concerned agencies to do their job and investigate the matter. Yingluck fled the country a few days before the Supreme Court was set to rule in August in a case against her of dereliction of duty over her government’s rice pledging scheme. The Court on September 27 sentenced her to five years without suspension for malfeasance of duty. Her four passports have been revoked, while concerned agencies have been trying to identify her location and have her arrested. She reportedly fled to London after stopping in Dubai.

Source: The Nation Bangkok December 30, 2017 08:15 UTC