Thai anti-government protesters, police clash despite expanded covid lockdown
Guardian, 19 Jul 2021
Thai police have fired water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets to stop protesters from marching on the office of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha calling for him to resign. More than 1,000 protesters took part in the demonstration despite an expanded coronavirus lockdown. Demonstrators carried mock body-bags to represent coronavirus deaths. They blame the prime minister and his government for mismanaging the Covid-19 pandemic
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