Thai Prime Minister was thrown out by boots

The angry crowd threw the prime minister of Thailand Sonchat Wingswat by boots and plastic bottles. Demonstrators were employees of the state telecommunications operator. They stole the prime minister in the underground parking during a visit to the company's office. The prime minister himself was not injured, and he was taken away by the guards.

Soncut Wingswat became the prime minister of the country in September, after the previous prime minister Samak, the Suntaravet was found guilty of violation of the constitution and left the post. However, the new head of government was accused of continuing the previous course. Recall that anti -government demonstrations in Thailand have been held almost non -stop for several months. Members of the anti-government folk alliance for democracy (above) will occupy the official residence of the Prime Minister for many weeks, demanding the resignation of the government. In addition, demonstrators urge the prime minister "take responsibility for the events of October 7." Then there was a collision of the police with demonstrators, as a result of which two people died and more than 400 received various injuries.

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