BANGKOK: Thailand’s junta will form an interim government by September to oversee political reforms that will be followed by elections in about one year, the army chief said on Friday.
General Prayut Chan-O-Cha, who led a May 22 coup that deposed an elected government, did not say whether the cabinet would be made up of civilians or military personnel.
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