Control 'together the powerful' before making Thailand at a disadvantage on the world stage.
Nutthong, the leader of the People's Party and the leader of the opposition in the House of Representatives, expressed concern for the case in which the famous "Gun Power," an influencer, took a sound to turn on ghosts and fighters on the Thai-Cambodian border, and screened a film in the middle of a period when Cambodians were in exile in Thailand.
Nutthong stated that while the intent of the public sector may be to help or reflect border problems, actions in martial law-declared areas like the Kaew Pool province may be seen as violating international law and directly psychologically affecting Cambodian civilians.
"The government must administer every help from the people, whoever it is, in a direction that elevates the country's strength, not disadvantages Thailand on the global stage," Nutthong said.
Natpong also questioned the role of the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs in how to deal with the diplomatic impact of this case if the actions of the public sector were interpreted as being supported by the Thai state.



































































