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Daily Briefing: Bangkok shutdown shocks everyone; LTA shortens COE periods to 3 months

And find out what's going on in City Harvest trial.

  • Huge crowds of Thai opposition protesters occupied major streets in central Bangkok on Monday in an attempted "shutdown" of the capital, escalating a campaign to unseat the embattled premier. Read more here.
  • Certificate of Entitlement (COE) quotas will be announced every three months instead of six, said the Land Transport Authority on Monday. Know more here.
  • Get to know the latest from the City Harvest trial here.
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