Thai protesters storm army HQ seeking miltiary support

November 30, 2013 00:25

Thai protesters briefly stormed into army headquarters in Bangkok in a bid to get the military to join their efforts to topple the government of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.

More than 1,000 opposition supporters left the compound peacefully Friday after about two hours.

Army Commander General Prayuth Chan-ocha later urged protesters not to force the army to take sides.

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