NACC secretary-general Sansern Poljiak said the commission&rsquo;s board disagreed with the October 21 ruling that Natthanon&rsquo;s action could be put down to dereliction of duty, which did not cause serious damage to the city. NACC said it would appeal the verdict because the official was dismissed after the NACC found grounds for serious disciplinary action.&nbsp;

NACC appeals against court ruling on former city official

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NACC appeals against court ruling on former city official

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