CNNのインスタグラム(cnn) - 5月24日 03時01分

iReporter Surachet Prommarak is a freelance photographer in Chiang Mai, Thailand. "I am observer so I think it is not good that the military group shut down all media and news channel but I hope this will finish soon and bring back the democracy and freedom," he said.

The Thai military on Friday tightened its grip on the politically unstable Southeast Asian nation, banning more than 150 prominent figures from leaving the country and threatening to arrest politicians who disobey its orders.

Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra was among those who reported to the military junta, which seized power in a coup Thursday after months of turmoil that paralyzed much of the government and caused deadly clashes in the streets of Bangkok.

The United States and other countries have criticized the military's intervention, the latest in a long list of coups in Thailand, and called for the swift restoration of democracy.

Are you in Thailand? Have you witnessed clashes and chaos, or taken part in protests? Tell us what’s happening from your perspective, how you want the situation to be resolved, and share photos and videos if you can do so safely with the #cnnireport tag.

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