Thai PM reshuffles cabinet for the fifth time since coupBANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has reshuffled his cabinet, a statement published in the Royal Gazette said on Friday, the fifth change in his administration since he took power in 2014. Prayuth, a former army chief, seized power in a bloodless May 2014 coup following months of street protests that led to the ousting of Prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and her civilian government. Prayuth switched or appointed 18 ministers, deputy ministers and deputy prime ministers, according to a list published in the Royal Gazette, which was endorsed by Thailand s King Maha Vajiralongkorn. The highest-level changes include the country s ministers of commerce, agriculture, energy, labor, and tourism. It was not immediately clear what impact the reshuffle would have. The reshuffle was to improve some ministerial positions for the benefit of the country s administration, the statement said. The reshuffle follows the resignation of a labor minister. The cabinet has 36 members, and the latest changes cut members from the army to nine, including Prayuth, from 12. Laws passed by the government generally come into force after publication in the Royal Gazette, a public journal.  Prayuth last reshuffled his cabinet in December 2016 following one in August 2015 which was carried out to focus on Thailand s troubled economy. The junta has promised a general election in November 2018 to return Thailand to democracy.     worldnews
thai pm reshuffle cabinet fifth time since coupbangkok reuters thai prime minister prayuth reshuffle cabinet statement published royal gazette said friday fifth change administration since took power prayuth former army chief seized power bloodless may coup following months street protests led ousting prime minister yingluck shinawatra civilian government prayuth switched appointed ministers deputy ministers deputy prime ministers according list published royal gazette endorsed thailand king mara vajiralongkorn the changes include country ministers commerce agriculture energy labor tourism it immediately clear impact reshuffle would the reshuffle improve ministerial positions benefit country administration statement said the reshuffle follows resignation labor minister the cabinet members latest changes cut members army nine including prayuth laws passed government generally come force publication royal gazette public journal prayuth last reshuffle cabinet december following one august carried focus thailand troubled economy the junta promised general election november return thailand democracy worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Thai PM reshuffles cabinet for the fifth time since coupBANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has reshuffled his cabinet, a statement published in the Royal Gazette said on Friday, the fifth change in his administration since he took power in 2014. Prayuth, a former army chief, seized power in a bloodless May 2014 coup following months of street protests that led to the ousting of Prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra and her civilian government. Prayuth switched or appointed 18 ministers, deputy ministers and deputy prime ministers, according to a list published in the Royal Gazette, which was endorsed by Thailand s King Maha Vajiralongkorn. The highest-level changes include the country s ministers of commerce, agriculture, energy, labor, and tourism. It was not immediately clear what impact the reshuffle would have. The reshuffle was to improve some ministerial positions for the benefit of the country s administration, the statement said. The reshuffle follows the resignation of a labor minister. The cabinet has 36 members, and the latest changes cut members from the army to nine, including Prayuth, from 12. Laws passed by the government generally come into force after publication in the Royal Gazette, a public journal.  Prayuth last reshuffled his cabinet in December 2016 following one in August 2015 which was carried out to focus on Thailand s troubled economy. The junta has promised a general election in November 2018 to return Thailand to democracy.     worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: thai pm reshuffle cabinet fifth time since coupbangkok reuters thai prime minister prayuth reshuffle cabinet statement published royal gazette said friday fifth change administration since took power prayuth former army chief seized power bloodless may coup following months street protests led ousting prime minister yingluck shinawatra civilian government prayuth switched appointed ministers deputy ministers deputy prime ministers according list published royal gazette endorsed thailand king mara vajiralongkorn the changes include country ministers commerce agriculture energy labor tourism it immediately clear impact reshuffle would the reshuffle improve ministerial positions benefit country administration statement said the reshuffle follows resignation labor minister the cabinet members latest changes cut members army nine including prayuth laws passed government generally come force publication royal gazette public journal prayuth last reshuffle cabinet december following one august carried focus thailand troubled economy the junta promised general election november return thailand democracy worldnews