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Protest Notice Circulates for Government House Demonstration

Thai Post One source

A document purportedly from protest leader Mano Kruakaew requesting permission for a long-term demonstration at Government House has surfaced online.

A document circulating on social media suggests that Mano Kruakaew, also known as 'Kamnan Mano,' has filed a formal notice to hold a public demonstration in front of Government House in Bangkok. Mano, who leads the People's Revolution Group for the Protection of the Land (NPP), is reportedly seeking authorization for a protest period extending until December 7, coinciding with the first day of a parliamentary censure debate. According to Thai Post, the document outlines the intent to gather at the site, though official police confirmation regarding the approval of this request remains pending. For residents and travelers, this development is significant as it may lead to increased security measures, road closures, or traffic congestion in the vicinity of Government House and surrounding areas in the Dusit district. Those planning to travel through central Bangkok should monitor local news outlets and official government announcements for updates on potential protest activities and any resulting disruptions to public movement. It is important to note that while the document has been widely shared, the final status of the protest permit and the specific logistics of the gathering have not been officially confirmed by authorities at this time.