"People welcome the present government's performance over the past four years and it would be all right for the beloved prime minister to continue with his work for four more years," the deputy prime minister announced. He also said he was ready to continue working for Gen Prayut, but he did not want to join a political party. Mr Sanoh told a meeting of the Pheu Thai Party on Wednesday that it would win at least 200 seats in the general election. He did not believe the 250 appointed new senators would secure the prime minister's seat for Gen Prayut. "Even if he were to be the prime minister, he would not be able to administer the nation and would finally be gone," Mr Sanoh said.

Source: Bangkok Post September 26, 2018 07:41 UTC