6/02/2009
BangkokPost.com
Spokesman of ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra, Pongthep Thepkanchana, downplayed reports that Thaksin is banned from entering Japan and is barred from undertaking political activities in China, saying he has not been informed about them.
News about Japan's entry ban on Thaksin broke out Thursday, when Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said he had learned about it but had not made inquiries with the Japanese authorities.
Thepthai Senpong, Mr Abhisit's personal spokesperson, also said Washington and Beijing are also not happy welcoming the convicted former premier if he wishes to use their countries for political activities.
Mr Pongthep said Puea Thai MPs will travel to Cambodia's Koh Kong to meet with Thaksin and ask for his political advice in the coming weeks.
News about Japan's entry ban on Thaksin broke out Thursday, when Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva said he had learned about it but had not made inquiries with the Japanese authorities.
Thepthai Senpong, Mr Abhisit's personal spokesperson, also said Washington and Beijing are also not happy welcoming the convicted former premier if he wishes to use their countries for political activities.
Mr Pongthep said Puea Thai MPs will travel to Cambodia's Koh Kong to meet with Thaksin and ask for his political advice in the coming weeks.
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