Thai junta vows action if Shinawatra supporters protest impeachment
Proceedings against former prime minister Yingluck for implementing costly rice subsidy scheme begin on Friday
Bangkok
THAILAND'S junta chief on Tuesday warned that the military will "take action" under martial law if protests occur as a result of impeachment proceedings against ex-premier Yingluck Shinawatra.
On Friday, the army-stacked National Legislative Assembly (NLA) will begin the impeachment of former prime minister Yingluck for driving through a costly rice subsidy scheme.
Thailand's first female premier, who is due to appear at the assembly on Friday…
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