Bangkok police denied reviews that stay ammunition was used against pro-democracy protesters during a clash yesterday evening where at least two protesters have been shot. Doctors haven’t made any detailed statements on the accidents, but police say solely rubber bullets had been fired at protesters. Officers say they are nonetheless investigating the incident.
Yesterday evening, a large rally of Thai activists including the members of the United Front of Thammasat and Demonstration, Thalu Fah, Democracy Restoration Group and the Ratsadon motion had gathered at Democracy Monument to march to the German Embassy via Pathumwan intersection to protest the Constitutional Court’s ruling against pro-democracy leaders Arnon Nampa, Panupong “Mike” Jadnok and Panusaya “Rung” Sithijirawattanakul. The Court had ruled that the activist leaders have been advocating for the overthrow of the federal government and the monarchy, and had ordered them to stop all motion against the dominion and state.
“ ติดตั้งโซล่าเซลล์ ราคา wish to reform the monarchy, we do not wish to abolish it”, quoted one protester to Khaosod English during a live broadcast on Facebook.
The court acknowledged that Panusaya’s 10-point monarchy reform program, which he read last 12 months, was supposed to topple Thailand’s constitutional monarchy. The demonstrators claim that the decision will restore absolute monarchy.
During a press briefing today, Police Major General Jirasan Kaewsaeng-ek said that the protesters attempted to interrupt by way of police limitations at the Chalerm Phao crossroads and threw objects at officers, injuring two of them.
“Rubber bullets had been fired” as the demonstrators began throwing bombs in front of the Police General Hospitals’ Forensic Institute, based on the deputy Metropolitan Police head, injuring two demonstrators within the altercation. Following the demonstrators’ success to submit their letters to the German Embassy, multiple bombs had been detonated at the Wireless Road intersection, injuring yet one more particular person, according to Jirasan..