He said the DNA traces found in the vehicle had been contaminated and could not be used to verify them against those collected from Yingluck’s personal belongings at her residence. However, Chairit has already been charged with possessing fake licence plates found in the vehicle and is the subject of a disciplinary probe, Srivara said. On August 23, Yingluck allegedly fled in the vehicle to Sa Kaeo province, where she then reportedly crossed the border. She was subsequently found to have reached Dubai, from where she later travelled to the United Kingdom. Yingluck is reportedly seeking asylum in the UK, France or Germany.

Source: The Nation Bangkok October 09, 2017 08:48 UTC