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Who are MPs in Thailand?
MPs, or Members of Parliament, are elected representatives who serve in Thailand's national legislature. Chalong Reawraeng, the alleged shooter, is a former MP, meaning he once held a seat in this national body. Their role is to debate laws, scrutinise government actions, and represent their constituents' interests, making them key figures in the country's political landscape.
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