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At least two people are dead and hundreds have been injured in clashes between anti-government protesters and police on Tuesday in Bangkok. It was the worst unrest seen in Thailand...
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- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe man on television early yesterday looked stunned and in pain as he slowly came to terms with the fact that one of his legs was a bloody pulp, torn apart by an explosion. Thanya Koonkaew was the man, a member of the anti-government People's ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoPolice open fire with tear gas on the PAD supporters laying siege to Parliament House; 1 dead, 148 injured Thailand woke yesterday to shocking scenes of clashes between riot police and anti-government protesters flashing up on every TV channel. ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoWritten by Giles Ji Unphakorn Since late in the evening of October 6, the ultra right-wing mob that calls itself the People’s Alliance for Democracy has laid plans to lay siege to the Thai parliament. They came prepared with iron bars and ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoA man was killed on Tuesday in a mysterious explosion in a Jeep Cherokee, and a woman died of unexplained chest injuries. A man carrying a small bomb in his pocket and a policeman skewered by an iron flag pole were among the most seriously injured. ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoPrime Minister Somchai Wongsawat rejected calls for his resignation and a House dissolution in the wake of violent clashes between police and supporters of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) on Tuesday. Deputy Prime Minister Chavalit ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoConvoys of military trucks last night arrived near Bangkok's Parliament complex in preparation to help police restore law and order following a long day of unrest. Large areas in the vicinity of Parliament yesterday became a battleground for ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoSo whose side is the military on? At least at this critical juncture, the Army under General Anupong Paochinda appeared to be supporting Somchai Wongsawat, the prime minister. The People's Alliance for Democracy has been staging anti-government ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoAbout 6am yesterday police and a group of 100 members of the Democratic Alliance against Dictatorship came to the crowd. Then there was an explosion and police started to shoot at the protesters. She confirmed the police claim that no tear gas was ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoThe PM's group went through Building 3 of Parliament down the stairs to the ground floor. They then scaled the fence into the grounds of Vimarnmek Palace. However, they could not find an exit out of the compound due to the protesters' blockade, and ...
- Submitted By: wisekwai | about 1 year agoTwo people are dead and about 400 were injured after a crackdown on protesters at Parliament early yesterday sparked a day of rioting in central Bangkok. The Somchai government's move to use force to clear the way for the prime minister to read its ...
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- News Source: Uinta County News | about 1 year agoThailand's Queen Sirikit has donated money to three hospitals following violent clashes in her country. The royal has given 800,000 baht (around £13,000) to the public facilities treating those injured in the clashes between anti-government...
- News Source: NewKerala | about 1 year agoThe leaders of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) still face charges of resisting arrest and gathering illegally for the actions of their group, which was involved in deadly clashes with police this week and seized Government House Aug 26 in...
- News Source: The Guardian | about 1 year agoThe move comes as Chavalit Yongchaiyudh, the former deputy prime minister, told a Thai newspaper that a military solution was the only way to solve the political crisis...Pad is calling for sweeping electoral changes and trying to force the...
- News Source: United Press International | about 1 year agoSeven leaders of a group that has led months of anti-government protests in Thailand were released on bail Friday after surrendering to police. The seven belonging to the People's Alliance for Democracy gave themselves up after an appeals court...
- News Source: Channel NewsAsia | about 1 year agoThailand's former deputy premier and chief negotiator with anti-government protesters said a coup is the only way to resolve political turmoil, local media reported Friday. Chavalit Yongchaiyudh resigned from his government roles on Tuesday after...
- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agoImages of bloodied anti-government protesters on the streets of Bangkok understandably evoke feelings of sympathy. They convey a sense of brutal oppression of a popular movement...The use of tear gas and stun grenades against crowds that besieged...
- News Source: The Economist | about 1 year agoTrouble in Thailand Oct 9th 2008 From the Economist Intelligence Unit ViewsWire Yet more violence threatens Thailand's political stability On October 7th at least two people were killed and around 400 were injured during clashes between riot police...
- News Source: International Herald Tribune | about 1 year agoPrime Minister Somchai Wongsawat is temporarily operating out of the VIP lounge of Bangkok's old international airport. The well-provisioned protesters, many of them from Thailand's middle class, have largely retreated to the prime minister's...
- News Source: The independent | about 1 year agoolice have denied PAD claims that they fired explosives into the crowd, insisting they only used teargas. Several doctors at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok's top medical school, have launched a campaign to deny medical services to police or...
- News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 year agoThe court revoked the treason charges, which carry the death penalty, against the nine men from the People's Alliance from Democracy (PAD). The PAD has been protesting against the Government for more than four months. The men will still face charges...
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