veronica pedroza live in bangkok. the military coup couldn't have come at a worse time from the industry. >> these are not your normal bangkok holiday snapshots. just last year the city became the world's most visited tourist destination. that was before six months of political conflict leading to a coup on thursday. >> it's kind of sad because everything closer. yeah, it's great. >> since the military announced it's takeover more than 50 countries have issued warnings about travel to thailand. this will no doubt increase losses in the $30 billion year tourist industry. $3 billion were lost in the first three months of the year. this is one of the most popular tourist spots in bangkok. a lot of tourists were already here. but the biggest concern for the industry moving forward is future bookings. if the counter decline and tourist dollars continues this year will end 40% down from the normal rate. >> i'm very concerned about a future because tourism is the first industry of thailand. many of my indonesian tourist grou

veronica pedroza, al jazeera, bangkok. >> they worn that they would block any social media websites that has content that incites violence or criticizes the military coup. >>> a federal judge lifted an order that stopped military from force feeding a prisoner at the guantanamo prison. the detainees lawyers are challenging the move, claiming it is abusive. john terrett is here with both sides of the story. >> reporter: yes, and in a way this is a two-prong story. it was a year ago today that president obama revisited the issue of guantanamo making it a campaign issue in 2008. they went away from it because they could not close it because of congress. they came back with a major speech from the president. but there is a man who suffered and charges that he has been force fed, he does want to live. he wants to go home and be with his family. but he does not want to be force fed through the nose. his attorneys say that is abuse. >> reporter: approved for transfer out of the naval base but still there held without charge. >> the frustration stems from the fact that the administration has auth