According to Thai media news, on February 10, Thailand broke through the royal court organization and free activists to meet in the Bangkok Light Rail Siam Station exit pedestrian passage to conduct a "royal royal driving patrol" related polls, while another organization for the People's Royalist Center was dissatisfied with the above activities and gathered members to go to the Siam station to confront the poll organizers, during which the two sides continued to argue, attracting the attention of surrounding passengers.
At around 12:30 p.m. on the same day, a young woman, Tan Dawan, who was driving after the royal motorcade and honking her horn, apologized for her personal behavior in front of a group of reporters, saying that her actions were likely to cause danger to other drivers, so she hoped to make a public apology and ask for forgiveness.
At the same time, just as Tan Dawan was expressing her thoughts, a man from the People's Royalist Center rushed into the crowd, and the clash was on the verge of breaking out.
In order to prevent the innocent people from spreading to the mall, the guards immediately blocked the No. 3 and No. 4 doors leading to the mall and tried to prevent the incident from escalating.
After the brawl subsided, the relevant personnel were taken to the local police station to investigate, and Tan Da Wanfang said that he would sue the People's Royalist Center organization, while the members of the People's Royalist Center said that they were very dissatisfied with Tan Da Wanfang's attitude, and it was Tan Da Wanfang who made the first move before they counterattacked.
According to preliminary information, many people were injured on both sides of the organization in this brawl.