Thailand Prime Minister Was Thrown Shoes By Demonstrators

2008/10/23 0:00:00 113

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According to Sing Tao World Wide Web, Thailand's prime minister, TOT, visited the headquarters of the state-run Telecom Company in Bangkok on the morning of 22, and met with a group of demonstrators. Some of the demonstrators were excited and threw shoes and plastic bottles into the house.

Under the escort of the security guards, he was fleeing from the scene and was not hurt.

On the scene, one hundred people were protesting during the visit of TOT to the headquarters building.

This is the first time in the past few months that Thailand has been in a political crisis for the first time, there has been a confrontation between the staff of the public sector and the prime minister.

On the open space outside the TOT building, outside the government information and Information Technology Department building, a group of people also held anti government meetings.

There were demonstrators shouting "Song guess!"

The slogan of the murderer protested that two people were killed in the demonstrations in October 7th.

When he arrived, his motorcade entered the underground parking lot of the TOT building and avoided the demonstrators in the street.

However, some of the anti government protesters followed, and surrounded the car parks with song and guess.

After joining the TOT meeting and ending the visit, he and the chief executive left the gate.

At this time, more demonstrators gathered, some people began to slap his entourage, some of the demonstrators were excited, threw off their shoes and threw a toss at the bottle.

According to Thailand culture, throwing shoes at others is a great insult, because locals think that their feet are the dirtiest part of a person.

In fact, he did not respond in real time, and hurried away from the scene under the escort of security personnel.