Thailand's army has declared martial law across the country in a surprise announcement on Tuesday to restore order following months of anti-government protests that have left 28 people dead and hundreds wounded.
Thailand's army has declared martial law across the country in a surprise announcement on Tuesday to restore order following months of anti-government protests that have left 28 people dead and hundreds wounded. . Armed troops entered multiple private television stations to broadcast their message and surrounded the national police headquarters in the city centre. They also surrounded the national police police headquarters in the city centre, reported the Associated Press. The vast skyscraper-strewn city of 10 million people appeared calm, with schools open and commuters driving and walking to work as usual.
