The Prime Minister entered Government House at 8:15 am, with a brighter face. but still wears a soft splint on his right hand And the left hand still has a saline needle, saying that the condition has greatly improved. But you have to work, a lot of work, “thank you”
At 8:15 am on March 7 at Government House Gen. traveled. Prayut Chan-o-cha, the Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, to perform duties at Government House. chaired a meeting of the Cabinet (Cabinet) after the Prime Minister was released from hospital to treat a swollen right hand It is worth noting that the prime minister wears a neck pillow to support the vibration during the trip .
While later, Mr. Anucha Burapachaisri, Deputy Secretary General of the Prime Minister for Political Affairs Acting as spokesperson on behalf of the Prime Minister’s Office, publishing photos of Gen. Prayut Sitting at a desk in the office on the 2nd floor of the Thai Khu Fah Building where the Prime Minister uses his right hand to sign documents with the right hand wearing an arm support device (Arm Sling) and the back of the left hand with tools medical, ready to declare this morning, the Prime Minister went to work at Government House as usual from 8:15 am by starting a mission to prepare for attending a Cabinet meeting at Time 09.30
Later, at 09.09, the Prime Minister descended from the Thai Khu Fah building. to the Santi Maitri Building to chair the cabinet meeting, with Mr. Thanakorn Wangboonkongchana, Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office and the spokesperson team of the Prime Minister’s Office walking alongside Prayut General raised his left hand to greet the media with a smiling face that is worth noting the back of the left hand Still attached to the entire line of medical equipment for intravenous administration
However, when asked by reporters Still having pain and stiffness in the wound or not? General Prayut Show the left hand with medical equipment attached. Ready to say with a normal face “Still a little sore. still had stiffness But it got much better. But you have to work, it’s a lot of work, thank you.”
