Thailand's former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinavattra has fled the country prior to the decision of a court hearing on providing relief to paddy farmers, the BBC reports.Her sources confirmed that she decided to leave for a moment before the Supreme Court when she was released.However, they did not reveal whether she was in any country anymore.
She later informed the court that she could not appear before the court due to ill health, and requested the court to adjourn the hearing.She also confessed that she did not believe she was suffering from illness. Yingluck confiscated the warrants and arrested her bail. The decision to postpone the decision was postponed to 27th of September .
After coming to power in 2011 the prime minister yingluk shinavattra initiated a program to pay nearly twice the price of rice to paddy rice pledged in his propaganda campaign.But Thailand's rice export was hit hard, resulting in an estimated $ 8 billion loss to the country.
In the midst of the controversy over the issue, the assisted parliament passed her in the impeachment motion in 2015.Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinavattra says that she did not make any mistake in implementing the program that happened to the country. However, if she had been convicted after two years of trial, she would have to face up to ten years in prison, and politics could also be lifelong.
The former Prime Minister had been surprised, including supporters of her, who were present before the court on Friday for not participating in court.Thailand's military government's premier, Prayut-chanth-Ocha, says he is "vigilant about all the way to flee the country."
Thailand's military prime minister, Prayut-chan-Ochah, says that "all security checkpoints have been strengthened", the prime minister said.
She later informed the court that she could not appear before the court due to ill health, and requested the court to adjourn the hearing.She also confessed that she did not believe she was suffering from illness. Yingluck confiscated the warrants and arrested her bail. The decision to postpone the decision was postponed to 27th of September .
After coming to power in 2011 the prime minister yingluk shinavattra initiated a program to pay nearly twice the price of rice to paddy rice pledged in his propaganda campaign.But Thailand's rice export was hit hard, resulting in an estimated $ 8 billion loss to the country.
In the midst of the controversy over the issue, the assisted parliament passed her in the impeachment motion in 2015.Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinavattra says that she did not make any mistake in implementing the program that happened to the country. However, if she had been convicted after two years of trial, she would have to face up to ten years in prison, and politics could also be lifelong.
The former Prime Minister had been surprised, including supporters of her, who were present before the court on Friday for not participating in court.Thailand's military government's premier, Prayut-chanth-Ocha, says he is "vigilant about all the way to flee the country."
Thailand's military prime minister, Prayut-chan-Ochah, says that "all security checkpoints have been strengthened", the prime minister said.
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