
BANGKOK -- Thailand's coalition government has been rocked by an internal revolt in the pro-military Palang Pracharath Party, the largest in the 19-party alliance, with political daggers aimed at a technocratic-economic faction that was to lead the way out of the coronavirus crisis.
The shake-up was triggered this week after 18 members of the PPRP's executive committee abruptly resigned, forcing the party to have a leadership vote within 45 days.