Anutin Responds with a Brief "Hungry, Hungry" When Asked About Coalition and No-Confidence Debate

Published 2026-10-25

Anutin Chanvirakul gave a short answer, "Hungry, hungry," when reporters asked about bringing other parties into the government coalition and seeking support for a no-confidence debate, following a photo of him dining together with Thammanat.

On that day, reporters asked Anutin several questions, but he did not answer them directly. He only smiled and said he was hungry. The main political questions the media wanted to know were about negotiations to expand support in the House and preparations for a no-confidence debate against the government.

A no-confidence debate, which Thais often call "sak fon" (interrogation), is a mechanism that members of parliament use to question and scrutinize the government's performance. In politics, a request for support from other parties is therefore a matter of public interest, since it may affect the vote and the stability of the government.

However, based on the information available at this time, there has been no clear confirmation of which party Anutin will bring into the government, or whether he will receive support in the no-confidence debate. Readers should continue to follow political developments from credible news sources.

Sources: thestandard.co

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