Show of support: A royalist supporter holding a portrait of King Maha Vajiralongkorn at a rally in Narathiwat. — AFP
Thailand’s Parliament began a special session that was called to address tensions as pro-democracy protests draw students and other demonstrators into the streets almost daily demanding the prime minister’s resignation.
As Speaker of the House Chuan Leekpai began the session yesterday, only 450 of the total of 731 members of both houses had signed in for the meeting.
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