By Panya Thiewsangwan, Kesinee Taengkhio
The Nation
The opposition Pheu Thai Party yesterday questioned the government over its source for the flight plan of fugitive former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra if it was not obtained from the Thai employee being held in Cambodia on charges of spying.
Thaksin's private plane had been granted permission to fly through Thai airspace to Cambodia and on the way back during his visit from November 10-14.
Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thuagsuban said he instructed the Civil Aviation Department to revoke permission for Thaksin's return flight from Cambodia to Dubai.
"If I knew at the beginning that Thaksin flew by that plane, I would have forced him to land in Thailand. He would have had no chance to arrive in Cambodia," Suthep told reporters.
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