A more peaceful day in Bangkok as Thai court orders shutdown of news site linked to ex-PM


Pro-democracy activists flash three-fingered salutes while listening to the national anthem outside Siam Paragon, one of the largest shopping malls, in Bangkok, Thailand, Tuesday (Oct. 20, 2020). Thailand's Cabinet on Tuesday approved a request to recall Parliament for a special session to deal with the political pressures from ongoing anti-government protests. - AP

BANGKOK, Oct 20, 2020: It was relatively a peaceful day in Bangkok after several days of protest against the Thai government and also wanting a more democratic country.

Most of the show against the government was only seen at bus stations, railway stations and MRT stations in the capital city.

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