Protester 'Noman' Vows Government House Siege, Demands Fuel Price Cut
A protester identifying as 'Noman' has announced plans to demonstrate in front of the Thai Government House, demanding action on public grievances and a reduction in fuel prices. He has threatened to park vehicles there if his demands are not met.
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