Protests from Heights: Questions Arise Over Support Measures in Thailand
Multiple incidents of men protesting from heights have been reported across Thailand. Authorities persuade them and provide financial aid for travel and food, but with four such events in eight days, the effectiveness of these measures and the root causes are being questioned.
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