More than a thousand Thai anti-government protesters clashed with police on Saturday, as they protested against the government's failure to handle coronavirus outbreaks and its impact on the economy.  The protesters marched toward Government House, the office of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, demanding his resignation. Police sealed off a road near Victory Monument in the

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Police fired tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannon on anti-government protesters on Saturday. Redem demonstrators had arranged originally to meet at Democracy Monument at 2pm with a plan to march to the Grand Palace. Police closed the area to traffic at 12.20pm and told them to disperse. At 1pm, police started clearing the area and at least two people were arrested.

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