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Anutin Attends Wedding of Senate Vice President's Son

Prime Minister Anutin and his wife presided over the wedding reception of Gen. Kriangkrai's son in Surat Thani on September 5, 2026, with over 2,500 guests.

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06 Sep 2026Source: Khaosod Politics2 min read (0 views)
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Anutin Attends Wedding of Senate Vice President's Son

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  • PM Anutin Charnvirakul and his wife presided over the wedding ceremony
  • The event took place at Suratchi Thani Hall, Central Plaza Surat Thani
  • Over 2,500 guests and high-ranking officials attended the celebration

A joyous atmosphere filled the political circle as Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul, accompanied by his wife Mrs. Thanonont Charnvirakul, traveled to Surat Thani province to preside over a grand wedding reception.

The celebration was held at 6:00 PM on September 5, 2026, at the Surat Thani Hall inside Central Plaza Surat Thani. The wedding united Ms. Anothai Santiwarangkul and Mr. Kengkaj Srirak, the son of General Kriangkrai Srirak, the First Vice President of the Senate, and Dr. Kanungnit Srirak.

2,500+Wedding Guests
18:00Ceremony Time

The wedding reception drew a large number of prominent figures from the political arena and senior government officials who gathered to offer their best wishes, creating a warm atmosphere among the massive crowd of attendees.

Thailand university campus building exterior

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Among the distinguished guests spotted at the ceremony were key leaders from various important state sectors, including:

  • Lieutenant General Adul Boonthamcharoen, Minister of Defense
  • Mr. Atthasit Samphanrat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior
  • Mr. Govit Sriphairoj, prospective Attorney General

High-profile attendance at such private ceremonies often highlights the personal relationships and political networks connecting the executive and legislative branches in Thailand, providing an informal setting for leaders to interact outside official duties.

Source: Khaosod Politics

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