The Royal Thai Army on Tuesday declared martial law across the crisis-gripped kingdom to restore order following months of anti-government protests that have left 28 people dead and hundreds wounded. An announcement broadcast on army-run TV Channel 5 said martial law had been invoked "to restore peace and order for people from all sides", stressing that the move "is not a coup". Photos by Post Photographers.
20 MAY 2014

Army invokes martial law

The Royal Thai Army on Tuesday declared martial law across the crisis-gripped kingdom to restore order following months of anti-government protests that have left 28 people dead and hundreds wounded. An announcement broadcast on army-run TV Channel 5 said martial law had been invoked "to restore peace and order for people from all sides", stressing that the move "is not a coup". Photos by Post Photographers.

 
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Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law
Army invokes martial law