Thailand's Political Turmoil: Prime Minister's Suspension

Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is temporarily suspended by the Constitutional Court pending a case for her dismissal, following a leaked sensitive conversation with Cambodia's former leader Hun Sen. She vows to continue serving her country as a Thai citizen amidst the political turmoil.

In a significant political development, Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra has been suspended from her duties following a decision by the nation's Constitutional Court. This move comes as the court deliberates on a case seeking her dismissal.

Addressing the media, Shinawatra offered an apology to the public, acknowledging the unrest caused by the situation. She reassured citizens of her commitment to Thailand, stating, "I will continue to work for the country as a Thai citizen."

The 38-year-old leader is embroiled in controversy due to the leak of a delicate telephone discussion with Cambodia's erstwhile leader, Hun Sen, which has intensified political tensions in the region.

(With inputs from agencies.)