Protests Continue In Bangkok For Fifth Consecutive Day

Protests in Bangkok have persisted for five days despite government crackdowns. Protesters demand political reforms, including the dissolution of parliament and a new constitution. The government has banned gatherings and used force, such as water cannons, to disperse crowds. Social media plays a crucial role in organizing protests, leading to government plans for legal action against its use for demonstrations.

What action did the government take to control the protests in Bangkok?

• They allowed protests to continue without interference.

• They used water cannons to disperse crowds.

• They lifted the ban on gatherings.

• They reduced jail sentences for protesters.

What are the protesters in Bangkok demanding?

• The resignation of the Prime Minister.

• Increased power for the monarchy.

• More power for the military.

• A new law to ban social media.

What role does the military play in the current political system according to the protesters?

• The military has no influence in politics.

• The military appoints members of the Senate.

• The military is responsible for organizing protests.

• The military supports the protesters' demands.

How are protest groups organizing their gatherings?

• Through official news broadcasts.

• By using social media platforms.

• Through government-approved channels.

• By meeting in government buildings.

What measure did the government take to prevent protests at transit stations?

• They increased the number of trains.

• They shut down the transit system.

• They provided free transportation.

• They allowed protests at specific stations.