Unrest in Thailand

Unrest in Thailand

BANGKOK, Thailand - Photo taken June 4, 2014, shows explosive devices and live ammunition recovered from a canal near the prime minister's office in Bangkok. The Thai military, which has seized power through a coup, recovered the items after conducting a search in the area that had been used by some antigovernment demonstrators as a base for their protest activities.

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