Hours after it declared a coup d’etat, Thailand’s military instituted a media blackout on Thursday. “All radio and television stations, satellite and cable, must stop normal programming and broadcast army content until told otherwise,” an army spokesman said in a televised statement.
Alisema utajielekeza kubaini kama kulikuwa na mgogoro wowote wa kifamilia au iwapo alikuwa na tatizo lolote kazini kwake kabla ya kifo chake na mazingira kilipotokea kifo hicho na baada ya kujiridhisha watatoa taarifa kamili kwa vyombo vya habari. “Kuna maswali mengi ya kujiuliza kwa nini hakutaka kulala nyumbani kwake usiku ule badala yake akaamua kulala hotelini, tunafanya upelelezi kubaini nini hasa kilimsukuma kujinyonga,” alisema.