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P-Move Protesters Gather at Government House to Demand Policy Revisions
Members of the P-Move network have assembled at Government House to protest the dissolution of the Land Bank and advocate for legal reforms regarding national parks.
On August 3, 2026, the People’s Movement for a Just Society (P-Move) gathered at Government House in Bangkok to voice opposition against the dissolution of the Land Bank. The group is demanding an extension of the bank's operations and has called for the establishment of a subcommittee to review legislation concerning national parks.
According to reports from Matichon Online, the protesters have set up a negotiation table, seeking immediate dialogue with government representatives. Deputy Minister Songsak Thongsri is expected to meet with the group this afternoon to discuss their grievances.
For residents and travelers in Bangkok, this demonstration may lead to localized traffic congestion or increased security presence around the Government House area. While the protest is currently focused on administrative and land-use policies, those planning to visit government offices or travel through the Phra Nakhon district should monitor local news for potential road closures or changes in access.
It remains to be confirmed whether the government will agree to the protesters' demands regarding the Land Bank or if the proposed subcommittee for national park legislation will be established. Observers are watching the outcome of the scheduled afternoon talks to see if a resolution can be reached or if the demonstration will continue.
Translated from Thai.
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