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1 Thai soldier killed, several injured as anti-government protesters clash security forces in Bangkok suburb

Al Jazeera 28.04.2010
1 Thai soldier killed, several injured as anti-government protesters clash security forces  in Bangkok suburb

One soldier has reportedly been killed and several people have been injured in fierce clashes between security forces and anti-government red shirt protesters in the Thai capital, Bangkok.

British Foreign Office to travellers: Don't go to Thailand at all

Travellers have already been advised not to go to Bangkok but this has now been revised to include the whole country because of "increasing tension" involving anti-government demonstrations.

Anti-government protesters block BTS Skytrain stations in Bangkok amid rumors of crackdown

Thai anti-government protesters blocked one of Bangkok’s two commuter train lines during the morning rush hour, prompting a vow from authorities to “toughen measures” to prevent escalating disruptions.

UDD leader Natthawut Saikua

Thailand's "Red Shirt" protest leaders Tuesday said they would sue the government for accusing them of attempting to overthrow the kingdom's revered monarchy.

Former Thai PM Thaksin in Montenegro, quashes ill-health rumours

Ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra yesterday surfaced in Montenegro, ending rumours of ill-health spreading throughout the Kingdom.

Thailand's 'Yellow Shirts' call for martial law

The Sydney Morning Herald 26.04.2010
Thailand's 'Yellow Shirts' call for martial law

Thailand's pro-establishment "Yellow Shirts" called Monday for the imposition of martial law to end mass anti-government protests by the rival "Red Shirts," warning they may take action themselves.

Thai PM rejects Red Shirts' demand to dissolve parliament within 30 days; Protesters brace for crackdown in Bangkok's commercial district

Thailand's Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Saturday rejected the red-shirted anti-government protesters' demand to dissolve the House of Representatives within 30 days and call elections within 60 days after that.

1 killed, 87 injured in grenade attacks at Bangkok Skytrain station; Red Shirts ready to accept Parliament dissolution in 30 days and elections in 90 days

A Thai woman was killed and 75 others, including three foreigners, were wounded in a series of grenade attacks at the Saladaeng BTS Skytrain station in Bangkok and nearby areas on Thursday night.

A girl offers a drink to a Thai army soldier on Silom Road in Bangkok's financial district

Becoming increasingly frustrated with the seemingly endless rallies by the red-shirted anti-goverment protesters, about 100 people in shirts of all colours clashed with the Red Shirts on Bangkok's Silom Road on Wednesday night.


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