Thai pollster quits after survey on DPM watch scandal is held back

January 29, 2018 5:59 PM

BANGKOK (AFP) – A Thai pollster said he was resigning on Monday (Jan 29) after his boss held back a survey on a watch scandal dogging the deputy prime minister as criticism piles up on the junta for not taking action against the general.

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