17 April 69

President Anin came to chair a security monitoring meeting in the South Frontier Provinces at the National Security Administration, Section 4, in front of Camp Sirinthon, Khao Tum, Yurang, Pattani.

In the aftermath of the meeting, the Minister of Defense, Lt. Adul Adulchan, along with Lt. Gen. Pognok, the 4th Chief of the Army, Gen. The Deputy Commissioner of the National Police gave an overview press release to the press that the Prime Minister was uneasy about the social currents that had been criticized in various matters, and brought ministers and ministry executives to acknowledge the problems with the social currents that had arisen, whether it was about the school, including the closure of the 4th District General's speaking mic, which he confirmed that the 4th District General intended to act with the will and determination to solve the problem, but with the atmosphere of mass media press conferences, some pressure, some death mikes, it was a matter that we talked about. Come on a whim.

As for the case in which the fourth captain of the army closed the mic, he said about the assassination case, Prime Minister Liva Mao, Congressman Narathiwat of the National Party, "If I don't, if I do," until he was criticized, Lt. Aduli said that the closure of the mic is personal. Don't talk about it. It's passed. You apologize. It's forgiving. Because they are Thai together. May the 4th Chief of the Army be encouraged to work for the brothers and sisters. They insist that thinking well, doing well, speaking well is something we have to do. But the communication is too short and the pressure of the press, as they are now interviewing with the media, is also excited.

When asked how the case that the Pona School Association submitted a letter to the Prime Minister to move the 4th Chief out of the area would create an understanding of the area, Lt. Adul said that he said that we could talk to each other, that he was guilty, that it was not a disciplinary and criminal offence, but that we had little communication, and that there was an apology. He thought that our Thai brothers could forgive each other.

Asking to reiterate how to make sense of the local people, Lt. Adulley indicated that the fourth division captain would meet with the local citizens, who asked for the cooperation of all the media to understand each other.

While Lt. Gen. Thip apologized to the people, stating that he might be wrong because the communication had an uncomfortable effect on the people, especially the religious school, which he affirmed that he, as director of the Fourth Section, intended to resolve the issue of peace in the three southern border provinces.

When asked if there would be a discussion from now on with the mission school to understand what was going on, Lt. Gen. Gen. Thip only stated that there was, because we already had activities in the schools.

Major General Cruise revealed the case of Prime Minister that the Prime Minister has always followed closely, despite the responsibility of the Commissioner of Police Region 9 and the Commander of the Department 9 Investigation Center. After the incident on March 20, the authorities have been able to track down a total of four cases, including the 1st accused, the chauffeur, and the accused gunman, who can be arrested in Kanchanaburi province, as well as one count involved in the removal of the central vehicle.

There is also another point in which the SEC informs the prosecution of an offence under Section 157 for wrongfully abstaining from duty and Section 151 for misusing official property, which is another expression, if the investigation is linked.

The Commissioner of Police Region 9 and the relevant commissars will continue to implement the law.

For one still fleeing accused, the officer identified as a well-versed and experienced person abroad, liaising with the relevant authorities, both Immigration, Border Patrol Police and military units along the border, to intercept the fleeing. If found fleeing, a red warrant will be carried out through Interpol to pursue the return of prosecution.

However, as regards the issue, the employer is still in the process of gathering evidence to get the facts clear, and further charges will be notified, as the accused are not yet complete.

The Deputy Commissioner of the National Police reiterated that the Prime Minister and the Commissioner of the National Police are concerned about the case and have been instructed to expedite the ongoing investigation by themselves into a work monitoring area to provide evidence collection and prosecution.