Photo Courtesy: theepochtimes.com
DHAKA: Thailand’s military junta has disbanded the country’s Senate and placed all law-making responsibility in the hands of the army general who led this week’s coup.
The army said on Saturday, reports The Straits Times.
‘The Senate is dismissed. Responsibility for any laws needing the approval of the parliament or Senate will instead be assumed by the leader of the (junta),’ said an announcement on national television.
BDST: 1832 HRS, MAY 24, 2014
Israeli air strikes hit Yemen, Lebanon as over 20 killed in Gaza
US and UK toughen sanctions on Russian oil industry
Trump avoids prison or fine in hush-money case sentencing
Los Angeles fire deaths at 10 as National Guard called in
Downing Street ‘considering candidates to replace Tulip Siddiq’
No plans to increase military presence in Greenland: US
Myanmar junta air strike kills 40
37 killed in Syria clashes between pro-Turkey, Kurdish forces
At least 5 dead as Los Angeles wildfires rage out of control
