Best Maps of Bangkok Protests, Mon, January 13, 2014
10 years ago
On Monday, Jan 13, 2013, anti-government protesters plan to block traffic around the following intersections:
- Lumpini
- Asoke
- Ratchaprasong
- Victory Monument
- Siam Square
- Ladrao
Protests tend to be peaceful, but there's no guarantee there won't be tear gas, rubber bullets--or even live ammo. Avoid the above sites and you'll probably see people going about their lives as if nothing was going on in town.
If you're head to the airport, count at least four hours to get there.
Richard Barrow's map shows not only the protest sites but where there's been violence in the past:
Read his post here.
And this is from the Bangkok Post:
Get the full story here.
The Nation has done PDF download. Get it here.
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