Group opposed to Thaksin’s parole vows to seek NACC investigation

Pichit argued: “If Thaksin were seriously ill, he wouldn’t have left immediately after receiving parole, and if special medical equipment were necessary, he wouldn’t have recovered suddenly like this. Illness can occur suddenly, but recovery cannot. His prompt departure from the hospital reflects that this might have been staged to mislead the public.”

He said based on images of Thaksin he had seen in mass media, Thaksin appeared to be in good normal condition. There were no signs of him needing saline drip or oxygen support. They noted that Thaksin’s body looked healthy and strong.

He vowed that the group would continue to hold demonstrations until the NACC clarified on the situation. Additionally, they would closely monitor the proceedings in the lese majeste case against Thaksin. After this, they plan to follow up with the Office of the Attorney-General. Since there was no…