Protesters are on the streets of Bangkok for a second day, amid tensions between rival political camps, SIA reports citing BBC News.
Crowds opposed to the administration of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra gathered in the Thai capital on Sunday for the largest rally in several years.
Organisers said the protesters would march to several areas of Bangkok on Monday, including media outlets.
The protests have been triggered by a controversial government-backed political amnesty bill.
The legislation, which the opposition say would have allowed ousted leader Thaksin Shinawatra - the current prime minister's brother - to return to Thailand without serving a jail sentence for corruption, failed to pass in the Senate earlier this month.
But the proposed legislation led to an fresh outbreak of street protests, reigniting simmering political divisions and raising the spectre of renewed political turmoil in the South East Asian nation.
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