Prayut asks 'five rivers' to work with unity
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Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha Wednesday asked the so-called five rivers to work with unity to develop the country.
Prayut was making a speech during a live-broadcast meeting of the five rivers or the National Council for Peace and Order, the Cabinet, the National Legislative Assembly, the Constitution Drafting Commission and the National Reform Steering Council.
He said the five rivers would have to cooperate in their works to make the people happy and lead the country out of the trap of conflicts.
Prayut spent about 2 hours and 21 minutes to make the speech after the meeting started at 9:30 am.
