Thailand: Deep political divide taking a toll on even familial bonds; govt confirms local Covid-19 case on Saturday (Nov 28)

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BANGKOK, Nov 28 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Two girls have been thrown out of their homes by parents opposed to their participating in anti-government protests.

The two students aged 21 asked for financial support at the protest site at the Lat Phrao intersection on Friday night.

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