
Today (30 March 2026) 10:30 AM at Government House, reporters observed an elderly man wearing a blue shirt and a safety helmet marked with a "disabled" sticker. He rode a motorcycle through security screening barriers and reached the front entrance of the Thai Khu Fa Building—the exact spot where the Prime Minister disembarks to enter the office. The individual, later identified as a taxi driver, blared his horn continuously and repeatedly shouted for Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul.
Officers from the Special Branch Police immediately intervened, detaining the man for questioning and negotiating his removal from the area. During the incident, the man was seen crying and shouting to attract the media's attention, claiming he was in distress and seeking public sympathy. Special Branch officers subsequently escorted the man out of the Government House premises on his motorcycle, flanked by security.

The individual’s demands were categorized into three main issues:
1.Financial Compensation: A request for an additional remedy of 1,100,000 THB, claiming the Office of the Permanent Secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office (OPM) had sent a letter inviting him to their office.
2.Phahonyothin Police Station Case: Allegations of unfair treatment regarding a car accident, claiming officers favored the other party and that rescue workers abandoned him at the scene.
3.Huai Khwang Police Station Case: A legal matter dating back three years which he claims has shown no progress.
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