PM Prayut Chan-o-cha, who is in Krabi to chair a mobile Cabinet meeting, was scheduled to preside over the opening of an Otop store at the centre on Monday morning.

received a call from the centre&rsquo;s security guard saying the sign had been destroyed by two teenagers. The guard said the teens, each driving a car, stopped to destroy the sign before speeding off.

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Krabi teens destroy sign welcoming Prayut

Two teenagers allegedly showed up at Krabi’s Andaman Cultural Centre in the wee hours of Monday to destroy a sign put up to welcome the prime minister.