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In the first show of force against the anti-government demonstrations in Bangkok, dozens of riot police fired tear gas to break up a blockade by 4,000 protesters on the Parliament...
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- Submitted By: wisekwaiThese pictures from photographers on the scene yesterday show that some policemen sent to disperse protestors in front of Parliament House were armed with hand grenades, and not only tear-gas cannisters as claimed by the police chief. In fact, when ...
- Submitted By: wisekwaiAt 5 pm Bangkok time October 7th, 2008, thousands of “yellows” gather in front of the parliament’s main gate, while anti-riot police opened a side-corridor to let trapped lawmakers escape. Looks like the yellows could storm the ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai[Video] Click to watch scenes showing police firing teargas at protestors at 6.20 this morning to disperse protestors who had surrounded the Parliament building at around 8.00 last night. The People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) had ...
- Submitted By: wisekwaiOne UK report says 46 people have been injured. Thailand's MCOT reports that "Sixty-four persons were injured in the fray, including one woman who reportedly lost her leg due to an exploding tear gas canister." According to ABC "an ...
- Submitted By: wisekwaiAfter the surrounding of Parliament, while maintaining their position at Government House, the government is no longer strictly remaining on the defensive. After an urgent cabinet meeting last night, PM Somchai W called on police to act and they have ...
- Submitted By: wisekwaiBloomberg : Thai Police Fire Tear Gas to Disperse Protesters, Several Hurt Thai police fired tear gas to disperse protesters who were blocking the Parliament building to prevent Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat from presenting his new administration&...
- Submitted By: wisekwaiSo we can have no government? It would be interesting if we could get a nationwide poll on views of the PAD on what level of people support and don't support them.
- Submitted By: wisekwaiFinally, in a long overdue, coordinated action to reinstate a basic sense of the rule of law in Bangkok, police fired tear gas Tuesday at several thousand PAD demonstrators attempting to block access by lawmakers to the Parliament building in the ...
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- Blog Source: jotman.blogspot.comPolice in Thailand have fired tear gas to disperse a demonstration by thousands of anti-government protesters in Bangkok. Dozens of people were injured as police intervened in the dawn protest in front of parliament. ...
- Blog Source: cid-497a53b95b442bd4.spaces.live.comPrime Minister Somchai Wongsawat ordered police to clear the way into parliament for the scheduled policy debate on Tuesday morning. He had called an urgent cabinet meeting late Monday night after PAD human shields ringed parliament to ...
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- Blog Source: cid-497a53b95b442bd4.spaces.live.comMinister Somchai Wongsawat ordered police to clear the way into parliament and called an urgent cabinet meeting late Monday night after PAD human shields tried to prevent the Lower House from meeting on Tuesday as scheduled. ...
- Blog Source: blog.hotvictory.comMr Abhisit Vejjajiva, leader of the Democrat Party, which has been overtly sympathising with the PAD, said he was concerned that the arrest would worsen the political crisis. Former prime minister Anand Panyarachun also said the arrest ...
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