Bangkok Bans Gatherings Near 24 Venues Ahead of IMF-World Bank Meetings
Bangkok has banned public gatherings at 24 venues, including the main convention center and hotels, to ensure the smooth operation and safety of delegates attending the IMF-World Bank annual meetings from October 12-18.
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