Thai riot police on Saturday fired water cannon, tear gas and rubber bullets to repel a crowd of several hundred young anti-government protesters.

Hundreds of protesters have once again gathered in Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and constitutional changes in the country.

Thai police used tear gas and water cannon against protesters marching on a military base in Bangkok to call for King Maha Vajiralongkorn to give up direct command of the army unit housed there.

Visitors to an aquarium in Thailand receive a Christmas surprise when Santa Claus descends into the water, carrying a sack full of food and surrounded by shoals of fish.

Thousands of people protest in the Thai capital, calling again for the removal of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-o-cha.

Tens of thousands of people once again take to the streets of Thailand’s Bangkok and other cities in the country, a day after police used brutal tactics to crack down on protesters in the capital.

Thailand issues an emergency decree banning large gatherings in an attempt to end months-long, anti-government protests in the capital, Bangkok.