Set The Thai Government in Bangkok Emergency Status

The Thai government imposed a state of emergency in Bangkok. The policy issued to dispel anti-government protests that paralyzed Bangkok.

As quoted by Reuters on Tuesday (21/01/2014), emergency status valid for a period of 60 days. Thailand is scheduled to hold parliamentary elections on February 2, 2014.

With a state of emergency, the officer has the authority to run and catch the evening hours without charge demonstrators. Officers are also entitled to prohibit political gatherings of more than five people attended.

Conditions Thailand heats up ahead of parliamentary elections. Stronghold of anti-government rejected the elections and called for occupying Bangkok until the election was canceled.

Chaotic political instability in Thailand started since November 2013. Opposition figures, Suthep Thaugsuban, mobilize the masses to overthrow Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.

There Explosion At Demo in Bangkok, 4 Injured

At least four people were injured in an explosion during an anti - government protest in the capital of Thailand . Violence became a popular thing these days in Bangkok with demonstrations have demanded Prime Minister ( PM ) of Thailand Yingluck Shinawatra to fall .
Launch the Telegraph , Sunday ( 01/19/2014 ) , Erawan medical center said the injured were immediately taken to four different hospitals in Bangkok . However , it is unclear what caused the blast occurred .

On Saturday night , an unknown gunman opened fire on anti - government protesters in other places outside the capital . The firing of at least one person injured .

While one day earlier , an explosive was thrown at a crowd of protesters who were marching , killing one person and injuring dozens more . It is unclear who is behind the violence.

Previously , mass anti - government protests continue in Bangkok , Thailand . Despite earlier protests had suffered a grenade blast , anti - government party is not afraid of the threat occurring .

The explosion occurred when a protest by the group " Yellow Shirts " occurred in Bangkok , Friday, January 17, 2014 . The explosion allegedly intended to destroy the moral masses who want to depose Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra .

Successful demonstration of Thai Walking Without Violence

Thailand's military has expressed his satisfaction for the great demo on Monday (13/01/2014) in Bangkok ended without violence. "We are satisfied because the anti-government demonstrations by PDRC ended without violence," said Military Secretary Maj. Gen. Polapat Wannapuk Thailand Bangkok Post today.

Previously, Wannapuk conduct internal meetings with the Thai Royal Guards Regiment.

Meanwhile, the Thai Army chief of staff Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha not attend the meeting. Instead, he sent Deputy Chief of Army Staff General Udomdej Seetabutr.

On that occasion, Seetabutr still ordered troops to be vigilant. Note AD Thailand show that it sent troops to help police keep the 37 point locations throughout the City of Bangkok is currently underway grand rally.