Monday: Day in photos - Bangkok

As anti-government protests continued in Bangkok, shuttering two Thai airports, flights were diverted to the U-Tapao military airport. A makeshift check-in terminal was opened Monday at the Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre in the district of Bang Na to alleviate some of the pressure on the military airport. A passenger at the exhibition center gets a little shut-eye.

Photo Paula Bronstein / Getty Images / December 1, 2008

As anti-government protests continued in Bangkok, shuttering two Thai airports, flights were diverted to the U-Tapao military airport. A makeshift check-in terminal was opened Monday at the Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre in the district of Bang Na to alleviate some of the pressure on the military airport. A passenger at the exhibition center gets a little shut-eye.

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