Police fire rubber bullets at protesters in Bangkok at APEC summit
Telegraph, 18 Nov 2022
Police and protesters clash in Bangkok as leaders gathered for an opening session of the two-day Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum summit.
Protesters are accusing Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha of being an illegitimate leader who should not host the meeting of other world leaders.
Footage appears to show police firing rubber bullets at protestors, and local media reports that many have been injured and sent to hospital.
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Protesters are accusing Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha of being an illegitimate leader who should not host the meeting of other world leaders.
Footage appears to show police firing rubber bullets at protestors, and local media reports that many have been injured and sent to hospital.
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