All Cabinet members were present for the photo session, except Justice Minister Gen Paiboon Koomchaya, who was on an official trip to Vietnam. 
	Before posting for the group photos, Prayut raised his hands to give a wai to&nbsp; all the ministers and thanked them for joining his Cabinet.

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Prayut takes group photos with new Cabinet

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Prayut takes group photos with new Cabinet

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-Cha took a group photo with members of the new Cabinet at 8 am Tuesday before the weekly Cabinet meeting.

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