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HM the Queen worried over police's use of tear gas on protesters
HM the Queen is very worried on the police's use of tear gas to disperse anti-government protesters at the Parliament.
"HM the Queen is very worried that the incident happened and that many people were injured during the incident," the director of the Vachira Hospital said.
The Queen donated Bt100,000 to Vachira Hospital where many injured protesters were treated.
The Royal Household Bureau informed the hospital to foot the bills of the injured protesters with the bureau.
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