I think I should write it here...
1. Is it safe to go to Bangkok?
ans: No. If you go to other provinces in Thailand, it is okay, still safe, they don't get side effects. Just avoid Bangkok for now. If you have to go I suggest you to stay away from critical points. See a map below:
I'm telling you this because I live here. Just avoid it.
2. Is it dangerous right now to go outside?
ans: No, not really. If you are not in those area you'll be fine. We are lucky that there were no bloodshed yet, except the last time at Ramkamheng university.
3. And for next Monday? Will it be dangerous? Will there be a fight?
ans: I have no clue. But from my experience, there will be. I'm not sure how serious would it be. I just really, really hope we won't be a second Syria or Cambodian civil war.
4. Okay, what is happening over there?
ans: It's a fight between politician vs politician with citizen as their bunkers. They claim they are fighting for true Democracy (which I have no idea). But if you ask me, it is over 40 years that we have serious corruption in system, and it is still not going anywhere. It is still there, unnoticed, and will slip by peacefully after the demonstration ends.
5. What do you say about this?
and: If you ask me, I hate whoever tries to divide a country. We have sooooo many examples from many countries that what will happen if residents start to fight each other. If they feed us with hatred, we will be weak. They want us to break into 2 pieces, Red shirts and Yellow shirts. Now they succeeded and we are going to drown.
More info: http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/387780/pdrc-announces-hut-down-bangkok-battle-plan
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/387985/7-spots-to-close-for-sure-on-jan-13
ans: No. If you go to other provinces in Thailand, it is okay, still safe, they don't get side effects. Just avoid Bangkok for now. If you have to go I suggest you to stay away from critical points. See a map below:
I'm telling you this because I live here. Just avoid it.
2. Is it dangerous right now to go outside?
ans: No, not really. If you are not in those area you'll be fine. We are lucky that there were no bloodshed yet, except the last time at Ramkamheng university.
3. And for next Monday? Will it be dangerous? Will there be a fight?
ans: I have no clue. But from my experience, there will be. I'm not sure how serious would it be. I just really, really hope we won't be a second Syria or Cambodian civil war.
4. Okay, what is happening over there?
ans: It's a fight between politician vs politician with citizen as their bunkers. They claim they are fighting for true Democracy (which I have no idea). But if you ask me, it is over 40 years that we have serious corruption in system, and it is still not going anywhere. It is still there, unnoticed, and will slip by peacefully after the demonstration ends.
5. What do you say about this?
and: If you ask me, I hate whoever tries to divide a country. We have sooooo many examples from many countries that what will happen if residents start to fight each other. If they feed us with hatred, we will be weak. They want us to break into 2 pieces, Red shirts and Yellow shirts. Now they succeeded and we are going to drown.
More info: http://www.bangkokpost.com/news/local/387780/pdrc-announces-hut-down-bangkok-battle-plan
http://www.bangkokpost.com/breakingnews/387985/7-spots-to-close-for-sure-on-jan-13