Overview
- A private jet previously used by Thaksin was tracked landing in Bangkok, though authorities have not confirmed he was on board.
- Thaksin arrived in Singapore on Sept. 8 for a health check-up and said he would return to personally attend the Supreme Court session on Sept. 9.
- His flight plan shifted on Sept. 5 when departure delays in Thailand prevented a timely landing at Singapore’s Seletar Airport, prompting a diversion to Dubai, according to his statements and Flightradar24.
- Thaksin’s sentence was reduced from eight years to one year by royal commutation, and he spent six months in a police hospital’s VIP ward before being paroled.
- Anutin Charnvirakul was confirmed as prime minister last week after Paetongtarn Shinawatra’s court-ordered removal, framing the latest legal turn in a volatile political landscape.