The protest was led by Students and People Network for Thailand&rsquo;s Reform who marched from their base in Nang Lueng area in the morning. They entered the compound reportedly by climbing over the fences and pushing the entrance gate at about 12.25pm.
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	Their leaders read a prepared letter addressing to Army Commander in Chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha, asking whether he took side with people. The protesters left the compound at about 3.15pm.</div>
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