Clip shows royal motorcade of Queen Suthida and Prince Dipangkorn passing through anti-govt protesters on 14 Oct. This encounter is one of key reasons for emergency decree to be declared but many people are questioning whether there was any violence to justify state of emergency
Breaking! Thousands of protesters, including middle school and university students, are gathering in #Bangkok’s Ratchaprasong financial district. New round of #democracy protest has begun after being dispersed this morning. #ราชประสงค์#คณะราษฎร#WhatsHappeningInThailand
BREAKING | THAILAND EMERGENCY
- The government has ordered a ban on gatherings of five or more in Bangkok
- Authorities can ban people from entering any area they designate
- Media gag also in place
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#WhatIsHappeningInThailand
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Please spread this to your friends, your family even your neighbors. This is happening now in Thailand. No one deserves to be threatened.
#FightwithPanusaya
Student activists Panusaya Sithijirawattanakul and Parit Chiwarak have posted on their Facebook pages that there are plainclothes officers waiting around their residence, causing concern that they are about to be arrested.
#SavePanusaya#FightWithPanusaya
Happy 10 years @onedirection! Congratulations!
Thank you lads for taking me on the most incredible journey I could have only ever dreamed of! These memories really will last a lifetime, and I couldn’t be more proud to have been a tiny part in it! I’m forever grateful ❤️