Processions of automobiles resume in prolonged street protests against Prayut
By Thai Newsroom Reporters THOUSANDS OF AUTOMOBILE-RIDING PROTESTERS took to the streets of Bangkok again today (Aug 15) in prolonged, concerted moves against Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha whom they have continually pressed to step down. Three processions of sedans, pickup trucks and motorcycles separately passed major areas of the capital city, including one taking on […]
Read MoreClashes at Din Daeng junction as ‘car park’ protest gets underway
ANOTHER round of clashes broke out between protesters and riot police at Din Daeng junction at 5 p.m. today (August 15) as some protest groups launched their processions from differing points of Bangkok and neighbouring provinces to piled more pressure on Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha to step down, Sanook.com and Thai Rath newspaper said. […]
Read MorePublic urged not to dislike recovered Covid patients
THE PUBLIC Health Ministry today (August 15) urged the public to not hate nor display animosity against coronavirus patients who have undergone 14-day treatment as they have in fact recovered and are no longer contagious, TV Channel 7 said today (August 15). The request was put out after social media highlighted cases of people who […]
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