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Apparently the troops held out again. Must be a real leader in charge. Heard this is live on PBS now

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Today, 2010-04-28 14:11:56

MCOT: Red Shirt protesters confront Army checkpoint at National Memorial n Vibhavadirunsit Road; rubber bullets reportedly used by troops

 

THE NATION: One redshirt protester was injured at the ears from the rubber bullet at the National Memorial #TPBS

 

Today, 2010-04-28 14:16:57

THE NATION: Dhamakaya Temple yesterday released a statement, denying the rumour the temple's connection to redshirts.

 

Today, 2010-04-28 14:18:01

Red-shirt Leaders Call Protesters to Return to Ratchaprasong Intersection

 

The core red-shirt protesters have called the protesters who traveled to Thai Market in Pathum Thani province to return to the Ratchaprasong rally site after the protesters have clashed with security officials there.

 

Reports indicated that Kwanchai Praiphana, who was supposed to lead the protest at the Thai Market, is taking refuge in a car fearing he'll be apprehended by the authorities.

 

 

-- Tan Network 2010-04-28

 

 

Today, 2010-04-28 14:21:38

Red shirts call for reinforcements at Don Muang

 

Following the clash with anti-riot troops, red-shirt leaders called protesters in Pathum Thani to reinforce their peers who were clashing with the force.

 

Hundreds of red-shirt protesters were seen coming out from the Dhammakaya Temple to reinforce the protesters at the front line.

 

 

-- The Nation 2010-04-28

 

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Appeear both the tollway and Vibhavadi are closed at this point.

 

 

THE NATION: Urgent! Don Muang Tollway is now closed - both inbound and outbound. via JS100radio

 

TAN Network: Reds use 18-wheeler to block outbound-Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd, traffic heavily congested.

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Heavy rains suspends clash

 

At 3:24 pm Wednesday, protesters stopped battling ant-riot troops at Don Muang after it rained heavily there.

 

Both protesters and troops stood still under the heavy rains.

 

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They weill be stopping for Tea and Cucumber Sandwiches next.

 

Heavy afternoon storms here past two days, yesterday was 100 mm (4 Inch) in 30 minutes.

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Jatupornis is claiming Kwanchai was not arrested and is back at Rajprasong.

 

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Today, 2010-04-28 16:50:22

 

THE NATION: Rajprasong reds r almost in panic. Rumours buzzing about imminent crackdown. "What's our leaders doing?" many shouted

 

THE NATION: Reds on Vibhavadi r also calling for leaders. Kwanchai, earlier reported to hav been arrested, is heading back to Rajprasong, Jatuporn said

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