BANGKOK: Thailand's National Assembly ended an extraordinary meeting on Thursday without inviting a successor to late King Bhumibol Adulyadej to ascend the throne.
Members of the assembly met late on Thursday and stood in silence for nine minutes. Earlier, the assembly had called a special session following news of the king's death.
"Today there is nothing. We are preparing for the next steps," Peerasak Porjit, vice president of the National Legislative Assembly, told Reuters.
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