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Thai PM shows his arrogance, sprays hand sanitiser at reporters Inbox
By: Tupaki Desk | 13 March 2021 8:32 AM GMT
The Prime Minister of Thailand Prayuth Chan-ocha held a news conference. However, the press release did not go well as he planned. The reports appeared for the briefing shot tricky questions at him.
The PM who got irked by these tough questions, sprayed sanitiser at the reports. The video of Prayuth Chan-ocha spraying sanitisers at the reports went viral on social media sites.
Questions posted at him regarding the candidates for the cabinet posts that fell vacancy and the arrests of the three ministers in his cabinet who were jailed did not go well with Prayuth Chan-ocha.
According to the video shared on social media. The PM who called for a briefing got irked with the reporters' questions went to the journalists casually and sprayed hand sanitisers at them.
However, this is not the first time, the Prime Minister behaved in a rude manner with the reporters. In his six years of service as the Prime Minister, there are several incidents where he displayed his arrogance.
The PM who got irked by these tough questions, sprayed sanitiser at the reports. The video of Prayuth Chan-ocha spraying sanitisers at the reports went viral on social media sites.
Questions posted at him regarding the candidates for the cabinet posts that fell vacancy and the arrests of the three ministers in his cabinet who were jailed did not go well with Prayuth Chan-ocha.
According to the video shared on social media. The PM who called for a briefing got irked with the reporters' questions went to the journalists casually and sprayed hand sanitisers at them.
However, this is not the first time, the Prime Minister behaved in a rude manner with the reporters. In his six years of service as the Prime Minister, there are several incidents where he displayed his arrogance.
Thai prime minister sprays hand sanitizer at journalists who are seen trying to shield their faces pic.twitter.com/rEcOeqYxCt
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