Thailand's opposition camp submitted a motion of no confidence against Prime Minister Anutin and 17 cabinet members to the National Assembly on the 8th. The Thai National Assembly is expected to debate this in late October. According to Thai media reports, the leader of the People's Party and leader of the opposition party in the National Assembly, Natapon Lumbanyavu represented the opposition camp on the same day and submitted a 7-page no-confidence motion to National Assembly President and Speaker Sopong, which was jointly supported by 145 opposition lawmakers. The motion mainly covered issues such as suspected fraud in the upper house elections, corruption in local administrative recruitment examinations, and the government's inability to respond to the floods. The representative of the Democratic Party of Thailand, who co-signed the motion of no confidence, said that in view of the large number of cabinet members who have submitted a no-confidence motion this time, the opposition party has requested that a five-day debate be arranged.

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