The Thaiger
Minister denies any link to the stickers with his face on waste trucks
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Thai Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suchart Chomklin denied any connection to a sticker bearing his name and photograph that appeared on a truck reportedly linked to the illegal transportation of industrial waste .
Key facts
- Thai Natural Resources and Environment Minister Suchart Chomklin denied any connection to a sticker bearing his name and photograph that appeared on a truck reportedly linked to the illegal transportation of industrial waste .
- An image of the truck circulated on Thai social media, prompting speculation about whether the sticker was intended to help the vehicle pass road checkpoints without inspection.
- The incident has drawn comparisons with a separate controversy in 2023, when Wiroj Lakkhanaadisorn, then a Move Forward Party list MP-elect and now a deputy leader of the People’s Party, raised allegations about stickers displayed on
- In a statement released yesterday, October 21, Suchart said he had neither authorised nor assisted with the placement of his photograph, name or related wording on any vehicle.
Summary
An image of the truck circulated on Thai social media, prompting speculation about whether the sticker was intended to help the vehicle pass road checkpoints without inspection.
The truck was reportedly linked to the illegal transport of industrial waste. However, no report has identified the vehicle’s operator or confirmed whether authorities have taken enforcement action.