More than a thousand protesters confronted soldiers in Bangkok today, despite a warning from the army to stay away.

In Bangkok, protests erupted following a coup, with demonstrators demanding the general's resignation. Initial protests were isolated but grew in intensity, leading to a temporary victory as soldiers withdrew. However, the army regrouped, and locals expressed sadness over the military presence and curfew. Meanwhile, the military sought to control the media, raising concerns about human rights violations. General Prayut, who appointed himself leader, justified the coup as necessary for political reset, but protests persisted, challenging his authority.

What was the main demand of the protestors in the initial days of the coup?

• To end the coup and have a voice for all

• To support the general

• To increase military presence

• To reduce taxes

How did the protestors respond when the army regrouped?

• They called for international help

• They dispersed immediately

• They started negotiations

• They moved to the other side of the road

What emotional impact did the military presence have on locals?

• It made them feel sad

• It made them feel secure

• It made them feel indifferent

• It made them feel excited

What power does the military have over the media in Thailand?

• They can control and detain journalists

• They can only suggest changes

• They have no control

• They can only monitor media content

What is a major concern regarding the detention of individuals by the military?

• Lack of food

• Human rights violations

• Inadequate shelter

• Limited access to education