
Thai Court Orders Compensation for Soldier's Death
A Thai Civil Court has ordered the Ministry of Defence and the Royal Thai Army to pay 4.9 million baht in compensation to the family of a private who died after being beaten at an army camp in 2017.
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A Thai Civil Court has ordered the Ministry of Defence and the Royal Thai Army to pay 4.9 million baht in compensation to the family of a private who died after being beaten at an army camp in 2017.
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