Thailand’s Prime Minister sacked

Thailand’s court has dismissed the prime minister for making unconstitutional cabinet appointments.

Sritha Thaosin has become the fourth Thai prime minister in 16 years to be ousted by the same court ruling that he violated the constitution by appointing a minister who did not meet ethical standards.

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Saritha’s ouster after less than a year in power means parliament must convene to elect a new prime minister.

More uncertainty is likely in a country that has toppled multiple governments and political parties for two decades due to coups and court rulings.

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The same court last week dissolved the anti-establishment Move Forward party, the most popular opposition, with Deputy Prime Minister Phomatham Vechaiachai expected to take over as caretaker prime minister.