Thailand coup: Junta instructs for all World Cup matches to be screened on free-to-air TV


BANGKOK: In a bid to live up to its motto of "Bringing happiness back to Thai people", the junta on Wednesday managed to pull off a deal for the live telecast of all World Cup 2014 matches on free TV, which will bring joy to 22 million households.

Football's premier quadrennial event kicks off in Brazil on Friday (Bangkok time).

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