Thai Riot Police, Anti-Government Protesters Clash in Bangkok 

BANGKOK - Thai riot police fired tear gas and sprayed water cannons Sunday as more than 100 anti-government protesters marched on an army base in the capital Bangkok where Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha has his residence.

The group of mainly young demonstrators pelted the police lines that blocked their way, hurling rocks, fireworks and small explosives known as "ping-pong bombs." Televised images of a Thai police station showed a traffic control booth in flames. Sunday marked the fourth time in the past seven days that protesters and police have fought in the Din Daeng area of the city.