Bangkok: Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul has addressed recent concerns regarding the omission of his house and condominium from his asset list, asserting that someone is managing his asset inventory.

According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Anutin responded to inquiries about the missing assets, specifically a vacation home in Pak Chong District valued at 20.5 million baht and two condominiums in Bangkok and Chiang Mai. He clarified, "They are not there, which means they are not owned." When questioned about their current status, he remarked, "They haven't disappeared. I don't know. How many times have I declared my assets? And have they ever existed?"

Reporters mentioned that these assets might have been declared during the administration of former Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra. Mr. Anutin suggested that if the properties existed, they would have been sold legally and assured that his asset declarations are being properly compiled by someone else, as he oversees the process.

When asked specifically about the absence of the Waterford Park Condominium in Bangkok, Mr. Anutin explained it was transferred to his first wife as part of their divorce agreement. Regarding the condominium in Chiang Mai, he simply stated, "There is none."