The Constitutional Court accepted the electoral body’s petition to dissolve MFP over its campaign pledge to reform the kingdom's tough royal insult laws.
Dozens of others were injured in the unprovoked air raid in Minbya Township, residents said.
Under the plan, Bangkok is urged to step up peace mediation and humanitarian aid would be expanded.
Srettha Thavisin said he would impose regulations on farmers who burn stubble, as the city’s air quality again ranked among the world’s worst.
After praying at the Bangkok City Pillar Shrine, he flew to his hometown of Chiang Mai for a three-day trip, drawing crowds at a park and temple.
The Election Commission said it would seek the dissolution over the Move Forward Party’s campaign pledge to reform the kingdom’s tough royal insult laws.
The country’s National Economic and Social Development Council warned that "prioritization should be placed” on the public health impact of air pollution.
London urged the government in Hong Kong to reconsider the new security legislation’s vague definitions of ‘state secrets’ and ‘external interference’.
The billionaire and ex-premier ousted in a 2006 military coup was jailed for eight years on graft and abuse-of-power charges in August but he would be granted early release.
Early indications all point to the 72-year-old ex-general being anointed successor to popular outgoing leader Joko Widodo.
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