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For the fourth consecutive day prodemocracy protesters took to the streets of Bangkok to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan Ocha, the current parliament, the drafting of a new constitution ,and other reforms. Protesters gathered at three main locations throughout the city despite most public transport rail lines being shutdown by authorities. The largest group assembled in Bangkok s Lad Prao area, with thousands occupying the normally busy Ha Yek Lad Prao Intersection. Despite fears of a repeat of the previous day s confrontation with police water cannons no attempt was made by law enforcement to clear the area. Bangkok Thailand - ZUMAt128 20201017_zap_t128_004

For the fourth consecutive day prodemocracy protesters took to the streets of Bangkok to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan Ocha, the current parliament, the drafting of a new constitution ,and other reforms. Protesters gathered at three main locations throughout the city despite most public transport rail lines being shutdown by authorities. The largest group assembled in Bangkok s Lad Prao area, with thousands occupying the normally busy Ha Yek Lad Prao Intersection. Despite fears of a repeat of the previous day s confrontation with police water cannons no attempt was made by law enforcement to clear the area. Bangkok Thailand - ZUMAt128 20201017_zap_t128_004

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Recording Date: Oct 17, 2020

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October 17, 2020, Bangkok, Bangkok, Thailand: For the fourth consecutive day prodemocracy protesters took to the streets of Bangkok to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan Ocha, the current parliament, the drafting of a new constitution ,and other reforms. Protesters gathered at three main locations throughout the city despite most public transport rail lines being shutdown by authorities. The largest group assembled in Bangkok s Lad Prao area, with thousands occupying the normally busy Ha Yek Lad Prao Intersection. Despite fears of a repeat of the previous day s confrontation with police water cannons no attempt was made by law enforcement to clear the area. Bangkok Thailand - ZUMAt128 20201017_zap_t128_004

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