Thailand Coup Opens With Two Hour Power Meeting
Thai army chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha called a rapid two hour briefing at Army Club Bangkok with rival politicians cabinet ministers and officials to curb the crisis. The session aimed to force concessions and raise a path to peace as talks failed to yield a settlement.
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Thai officials surrender as protesters clash with troops in Bangkok
Ousted Thai leaders turned themselves in to the junta while troops used force to disperse anti coup protesters in downtown Bangkok. Police detained several activists. Yingluck Shinawatra's ally said she would not be released immediately. The curfew and media restrictions remained in place.
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