Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt yesterday expressed concern over the resurgence of protests in the city after police and anti-government protestors clashed last night.
The 56 year old Chadchart says he is increasingly worried about the confrontations and has assigned a deputy governor to work out how the city’s authorities can help in case people are seriously injured.
Police and protesters both suffered injuries after they confronted each other at Bangkok’s Din Daeng intersection.
The anti-government protestors have been out in force since Saturday when a demonstration was organized from the Democracy Monument to the Victory Monument to demand the resignation of PM Prayut Chan-o-cha.
Many of the protesters, mostly motorcycle-riding youths, and some from the Talugas group, gathered under the flyover at the intersection late last night. The activists began throwing…
