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Bhutanese Safe in Thailand

December 3, 2013
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Bangkok-PoliticalUnstability-BhutaneseSafeBhutanese living and studying in Thailand are safe, according to BBS correspondent in Bangkok,  even as more clashes are being reported in the Thai Capital, Bangkok.

Protesters tried to storm the Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra’s office, in the Thai capital, Bangkok, yesterday. So far, four people have died in Thailand’s worst political turmoil since the 2010 rallies that also ended in violence.

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