Satit : Offensive Local Radio Broadcast Will Be Banned

Mr Satit stressed that the Government had no policy to stop the broadcast, but it was a movement to harm the Prime Minister, aiming at his life. He emphasized that the Prime Minister's visit was meant to carry out his task and not a challenge....

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