Kamnan Mano Leads March from Phetchaburi to Bangkok Demanding 10 Baht Fuel Price Cut
A protest march has begun from Phetchaburi province in central Thailand, heading towards government offices in Bangkok. Led by a figure known as 'Kamnan Mano,' the group is demanding a 10 baht per liter reduction in gasoline prices. The march is scheduled to pass through Ratchaburi and Nakhon Pathom provinces.
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