Wisut" insists he doesn't know the whereabouts of "Gen. Pisal" in the Tak Bai case, confident it won't affect Pheu Thai, says it's a personal matter, not a big deal, Chiang Rai mud - Chiang Mai floods are more interesting, says the Prime Minister has already explained the case of being criticized for using an iPad, sees it as a good thing, a little movement is of interest Mr. Wisut Chainarun, MP for the Pheu Thai Party list and Chairman of the Government Coalition Coordination Committee (Government Whip), spoke about the social trend calling for the tracking of Gen. Pisal Wattanawongkiri, MP for the Pheu Thai Party list, after the Narathiwat Court issued an arrest warrant for not appearing in court for the trial of the 2004 Tak Bai protest dispersal incident, saying that it is a matter of justice. We still do not know where each person is. In the end, it is up to the authorities to have officers involved to track them down. It is not their duty to track them down. As for whether it will affect the confiden ce and popularity of the Pheu Thai Party, Mr. Wisut said that it is not related because it is a personal matter, not related to party policies. It is a personal matter, which is up to each person to think about. But the big issue is not this one. There are many things to follow, such as the mud in Chiang Rai Province, the flood situation in Chiang Mai Province, which is also very difficult. These issues are more interesting. Mr. Wisut said about the case that there was a dramatic trend criticizing Ms. Paethongtarn Shinawatra, the Prime Minister, for using an iPad to read a script during the 3rd Asia Cooperation Forum (ADB) Leaders' Meeting in Qatar that the Prime Minister had already explained it clearly and thought it was okay because the Prime Minister had many people interested in him. If he moved a little, people would be interested, which was a good thing. Source: Thai News Agency