The head of Thailand's military government says he will not step down if an August referendum fails to approve a draft constitution it is promoting.
Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha was responding Monday to a reporter's question of whether he would emulate Britain's David Cameron, who announced he would resign after UK voters in June 23's Brexit referendum rejected his position endorsing staying in the European Union.
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