After the inauguration ceremony, the King, the Queen and his entourage experienced a 12-minute subway train.
The event received special attention from the public, as it took place amid forced protests across Thailand.
Also on November 14, thousands of people continued to protest against the government in Bangkok, demanding Prime Minister Prayut Chan-ocha to resign, while calling for reform of royal power – which is seen as is taboo.
Meanwhile, thousands of other royal supporters also took to the streets to show their support for the King.
The Thai royal family did not comment since the protests broke out. But King Vajiralongkorn said last week that the protesters are still loved and that Thailand is “a land of compromise”.
Thai authorities deployed 8,000 police to control Saturday’s protests. A week earlier, police were forced to use tornadoes to restrain protesters.
Thai protesters open up to international struggle
The Thai protesters are expanding into international fighting by gathering in front of the German Embassy to urge Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government to investigate whether the Thai King used political power during his time. time in Bavaria or not.
Thailand withdrew an urgent decree after protesters disobeyed
Thailand today stopped implementing an emergency decree to deal with a wave of protests that lasted for months. This measure only caused more anger and still dragged tens of thousands of people down the streets of Bangkok.
The police used the tornado, the Thai leaders announced an end to the protest
On October 16, the leaders of the Thai protesters announced an end to the protest while the government’s gathering ban was in effect. The riot police used a tornado to disperse the crowd.
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