Bangkok,Thailand is getting back to business.The center of the city had been virtually shut down for weeks by redshirt protesters.Finally,the army forcefully drove them out.Sixty-eight deaths resulted from the political confrontation.
The dawn of a steamy Monday saw volunteers with big brooms continuing the clean-up,while heavily-armed troops were on patrol.Schools reopened and the stock exchange prepared to trade again,having been damaged by violent renegades.The exchange says they have revamped their back-up plans,and can open elsewhere if something happens in Bangkok.
The sounds of traffic once again rushed beneath the skyscrapers of the Southeast Asian metropolis.
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