BANGKOK: More than 100K at 9pm. Many More Coming. JAMS 50km Long. ArbiSHIT SHITTING!

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A Buddhist monk stands handcuffed and stripped from top after being arrested from Lumpini park in downtown Bangkok, Thailand, Wednesday, May 19, 2010. Smoke billows from fires set by anti-government protestors Wednesday, May 19, 2010, in Bangkok, Thailand.​

 

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Update...
Protesters set fire to at 1east 15 spots in Bangkok
The Civil Disaster Prevention Office announced that the red-shirt protesters set fire to at least 15 spots in Bangkok.

Curfew imposed 8 pm to 6 am
The government imposed curfew in Bangkok from 8 pm to 6 am.

The curfew will be in place until further notice.

Protesters loot Siam Square, set fire to Siam Theatre
Angry red-shirt protesters looted shops at Siam Square and set fire to the Siam Threatre, Jor Sor 100 traffic radio station reported.
The fire caused the theatre to collapse but the blaze was still raging as protesters tried to block officials from fighting the fire.
The protesters also set fires at the Stock Exchange of Thailand building.
A library in the building of Thailand's stock exchange is on fire, Channel 7 reported.
Journalists at Bangkok Post and the Nation dailies said they were evacuating their building following threats from the Red Shirts.
The protesters have accused local media of being biased toward the government. Their barricaded encampment was overrun by the army on Wednesday.

BTS suspends service Thursday
BTS train service will remain suspended on Thursday May 20, on high uncertainties.

 

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hmmm..... this is bad.....

 

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Posted: 19 May 2010 1926 hrs
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BANGKOK - Thai fire authorities said Wednesday that arsonists have set 20 locations ablaze in Bangkok, including a massive shopping mall, a TV station, the stock exchange, a cinema and bank branches.

"We have been receiving frequent reports of fires breaking out," a fire department spokesman told AFP.

Massive plumes of smoke were billowing from Central World, one of Southeast Asia's largest shopping centres. The offices of TV station Channel 3 and the Siam Theatre cinema in downtown bank were also ablaze.

The spokesman said many Bangkok Bank branches were on fire. The bank has been targeted in the past by anti-government protesters who suspect it of financing rival groups.

The government announced a night-time curfew to deal with any "rogue protesters" who ignore a call by leaders of the anti-government "Red Shirt" movement to end their weeks-long rally in the heart of the capital.

The government has accused hardcore anti-government protesters of committing arson attacks. Some elements in the movement are reportedly unhappy with the Red Shirt leaders' decision to surrender.

Protest leaders surrendered Wednesday and told supporters to go home after a deadly army assault on their fortified encampment.

A police spokesman said crack officers had been deployed with authorisation
to shoot on sight anybody looting, committing arson or inciting unrest.

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Thai protesters set TV station ablaze
Posted: 19 May 2010 1808 hrs
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BANGKOK - Thai anti-government protesters have set the offices of TV station Channel 3 on fire, trapping 100 staff in the building, a fire department official said Wednesday.

Military officials told AFP they had sent a helicopter to begin an airlift and were looking at the building plans to see where they could land the chopper.

"The building was attacked by the protesters and when we dispatched a fire truck it was also attacked. Now they have withdrawn so we have sent a fire truck again," a spokesman for the Bangkok fire department told AFP.

Channel 3 managers said the staff were trapped above a fire blazing on the sixth floor of the building, which is located on a main thoroughfare that leads to the Red Shirts' protest camp, which was stormed by troops earlier Wednesday.

"We are in a crisis situation now. Some 100 of our staff are trapped inside, the fire has engulfed the sixth floor," Channel 3 news editor Samran Chatto told AFP.

 

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Shopping centre, stock exchange on fire in Bangkok
Posted: 19 May 2010 1700 hrs
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BANGKOK - Fires broke out at a major shopping centre, the Thai stock exchange and other locations in Bangkok Wednesday after an army offensive that shut down a protest camp in the capital, a fire official said.

Blazes were reported at Central World, one of Southeast Asia's largest shopping centres, as well as the Stock Exchange of Thailand, a branch of an electricity company, a television station and a bank, the official said.

The government announced a night-time curfew to deal with any "rogue protesters" who ignore a call by leaders of the anti-government "Red Shirt" movement to end their weeks-long rally in the heart of the capital.

The causes of the blazes were not clear but there were local media reports that some hardcore anti-government protesters had lit fires because they were unhappy with the Red Shirt leaders' decision to surrender.

Protest leaders surrendered Wednesday and told supporters to go home after a deadly army assault on their fortified encampment.

A police spokesman said crack officers had been deployed with authorisation to shoot on sight anybody looting, committing arson or inciting unrest.

- AFP/ir

 

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Red Shirt protest leaders surrender
Posted: 19 May 2010 1512 hrs

Jatuporn Prompan, a senior leader of Thailand's anti-government protest movement.

A Thai armoured vehicle takes position in front of the Red Shirts anti-government protestors camp in Bangkok.

Bangkok: Thailand's anti-government "Red Shirts" on Wednesday ended their street protest campaign as leaders surrendered to police after a military offensive against their rally base. At least four Reds leaders turned themselves in, after an overwhelming operation by troops who punched through the barricades of their camp in Bangkok's shopping district which they have occupied for six weeks.

The leaders asked thousands of supporters in the camp to leave, and to proceed to an area where the government has laid on buses so they can depart the capital. "I ask everyone to go home," said senior Reds figure Nattawut Saikuar in a television interview from the National Police Office where he was in custody.

"There will be police guarding the road and providing security for you. I hope that you return home safely," he said. Earlier, Reds leaders had tearfully announced the end of their protest movement in front of a large crowd of emotional supporters, including many women and children.

"I know that you are suffering. Some of us are speechless. But we want to stop any more deaths here," said Jatuporn Prompan. "I know that if the military comes here many of you will sacrifice your lives and we cannot stand to see that."

"We are ending the protests here," said Nattawut from the main protest stage. "I know this is unacceptable to some of you and some of you do not want to hear but we cannot stand against this cruelty." "We will exchange our freedom with your safety. We have tried our best."

-AFP/sf

 

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Thaksin denies being 'mastermind of terrorists'
Posted: 19 May 2010 1306 hrs
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BANGKOK : Thailand's fugitive ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra denied Wednesday he had undermined peace talks between protesters and the government, saying he was not the "mastermind of the terrorists".

He called on the authorities to declare a ceasefire after troops smashed down the barriers of the "Red Shirts" rally site in the heart of the capital and exchanged gunfire with some hardcore protesters.

The clashes came after last-minute talks between the government and the Red Shirts -- formally known as the United Front of Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) -- broke down.

"Today, the government ordered the use of force to disperse the peaceful demonstrators at Ratchaprasong intersection and (is) accusing me as the one who rejected the negotiation," Thaksin said in a statement.

"I have never objected (to) any negotiation efforts. On the other hand, I support and urge all parties to enter negotiations to find peaceful way to solve the political conflict and to bring about national reconciliation.

"Government falsely accused the UDD and protesters of being terrorists and that I am the mastermind of the terrorists. I denied that accusation entirely."

Thaksin was ousted in a bloodless military coup in 2006 and lives in self-imposed exile, mainly in Dubai, to avoid a jail term for corruption. Many Red Shirts seek the return of the former premier.

Abhisit's government has accused Thaksin of bankrolling the protests and inciting unrest from overseas. – AFP/jy

 

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Thai troops authorised to "shoot immediately", at least 5 dead


Thai troops authorised to "shoot immediately", at least 5 dead
Posted: 19 May 2010 1215 hrs
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BANGKOK : At least five people, including an Italian journalist, were killed Wednesday during an army crackdown on an anti-government protest site in Bangkok, police and a hospital said. "An Italian man was shot and died before arriving at the hospital," said Police Hospital director Jongjet Aoajenpong. "He's a journalist. He was shot in the stomach," he added.

Four more people died and "many" were wounded, said a police spokesman, Major General Piya Uthayo, after military armoured vehicles smashed through the "Red Shirt" protesters' barricades and armed troops moved in. Thai troops battled with anti-government protesters Wednesday, after smashing into their rally zone using armoured vehicles and tearing down towering barricades of tyres and razor wire.

Gunfire was being exchanged in clashes in the protest encampment, which the "Red Shirts" have occupied for six weeks, defying a military containment operation launched last Thursday that left 39 dead. In the face of the barrage, some 100 other protesters fled towards the movement's main rally stage in the heart of their sprawling encampment, which has shut down Bangkok's main shopping district. Reds leaders tried to quell a rising sense of panic among some 5,000 supporters including many women and children who are still inside the rally base despite the violence and orders to leave. Some were openly crying and others put on face masks in fear of tear gas attacks.

"Please stay calm today, no matter what happens we will stay here together," leader Nattawut Saikuar said from the stage where protesters were gathered for safety, directing them to a nearby Buddhist temple if necessary. "Those who fear for your life go to the temple, but those who volunteer to stay here you are free to do so." The government said the offensive was aimed at establishing a secure perimeter around the protest base, but the military offensive now appeared to be aimed at completely closing down the camp.

"The operations are designed to make sure that the security officers can provide security and safety to the public at large. The operations will continue throughout the day," said government spokesman Panitan Wattanayagorn. "We would like to reassure the citizens and residents of Bangkok that the operations are designed to make sure that we stabilise the area," he said in a televised address. A senator involved in failed last-minute peace talks said he feared the military operation, launched after the Reds defied a Monday deadline to disperse, would cause serious loss of life. "The government has chosen to decisively enforce the law. The signals are that absolutely the army will win, but the losses will be unbearable," said General Lertrat Rattanavanich.

"Certainly based on all the signs that I have seen there will be a crackdown, not containment," added the senator, who was one of a group in the upper house who tried to act as mediators. Hundreds of army and police advanced towards the protest zone in the pre-dawn hours, with trucks dropping off troops wearing balaclavas and carrying weapons and riot shields, while a helicopter circled overhead. Several large fires broke out at barricades and major buildings around the protest zone, sending out massive clouds of black smoke that obscured the Bangkok skyline. Dozens of soldiers crept along Wireless Road, which runs parallel to the protest zone, crouching behind trees and poles and scurrying up foot bridges near the US embassy, which has been closed.

"Danger zone," one soldier said, waving reporters back as muffled cracks rang out from nearby Lumpini park, which the protesters had spilled into during an occupation that has forced hotels and shopping centres to close. Security forces have battled with the Reds since last Thursday as they attempted to seal off the rally base, turning parts of the city into no-go zones as troops used live ammunition against protesters, who fought back mainly with homemade weapons.

The Reds are campaigning for elections to replace the administration of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, which they consider illegitimate because it came to power with the backing of the army in a 2008 parliamentary vote. They are mostly supporters of fugitive ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra who was ousted in a 2006 coup. A controversial court ruling ejected his elected allies from power, paving the way for Abhisit's government to be appointed. Many countries have warned their nations against travelling to Thailand. Australia Wednesday said travellers should not visit Bangkok, citing the deteriorating security situation. – AFP/jy

 

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Red-shirted supporters (L) of fugitive former Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra face off with Thai riot police officers during anti-government protests in central Bangkok - AFP

Gunshots were heard in the Thai capital Bangkok as anti-government protesters clashed with security forces. - AFP

An injured red-shirted supporter of former Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra is taken away by his comrades after being injured in clashes with Thai soldiers near Government House in Bangkok. - AFP

 

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Thai army soldiers aim their weapons to shoot in the direction of anti-government protesters in Bangkok. - AFP

A drunk foreigner (C) is taken away by Thai police after he tried to stop anti-government protesters during a scuffle with police in Bangkok. - AFP

A man (C-white shirt) believed to be a pro-government supporter is led away after allegedly being beaten by "Red Shirt" protesters. - AFP

 

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A TV grab shows Thai Premier Abhisit Vejjajiva speaking at a press conference in Bangkok. Abhisit refused to bow to protesters' calls to resign. - AFP

A dog is seen with a red scarf, in support of the "Red Shirt" protesters, during an anti-government rally in Bangkok. - AFP

"Red Shirt" protesters dance in Bangkok. - AFP

 

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"Red Shirt" protesters moving into the compound of Thaicom station in Pathum Thani on the outskirts of Bangkok. - AFP

Thai soldiers use water cannon on "Red Shirt" protesters in Bangkok. - AFP

Tourists and onlookers watch as Thai soldiers and anti-government protesters clashed in Bangkok. - AP

 

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A media crewman was injured during a clash between anti-government demonstrators and Thai security forces in Bangkok. - AP

Anti-government demonstrators hit a Thai soldier during a clash in Bangkok. - AP

Anti-government demonstrators wash tear gas from the eyes of a companion during clashes with Thai soldiers in Bangkok. - AP

 

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Anti-government protesters look at guns and gears seized from Thai soldiers during a clash at Thaicom compound in Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. - AP

Protesters and supporters of ousted prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra ride on tanks abandoned by Thai soldiers after a clash between demonstrators and soldiers in Bangkok. - AP

Reuters TV cameraman Hiroyuki Muramoto (file picture) was among 19 killed during clashes between anti-government protesters and Thai soldiers in Bangkok. - AFP

 

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Armed Thai army soldiers line a street in the centre of Bangkok to guard against continued anti-government protests by supporters of fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra. - AFP

A damaged Thai army armoured vehicle lies on the street after overnight clashes between the army and "Red Shirt" protesters in central Bangkok. - AFP

Thai army armoured vehicles seized by the "Red Shirt" protesters after overnight clashes sit next to the Democracy Monument in central Bangkok. - AFP

 

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A "Red Shirts" supporter of ousted premier Thaksin Shinawatra holds his portrait during anti-government protests at a tourist hub in Bangkok. - AFP

Thai Major-General Khattiya Sawasdipol, who became an unofficial military advisor to the thousands of anti-government protesters occupying central Bangkok, died on May 17 of a head wound sustained on May 13. - AFP

A foreigner walked by armed soldiers after they sealed off part of a tourist district on Sukhumvit road in downtown Bangkok. - AFP

 

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A Thai resident runs in a street near Ding Daeng intersection in Bangkok. - AFP

Red Shirt anti-government protesters stand behind a sandbag barricade near Ding Daeng intersection in Bangkok. - AFP

 

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it look like it is getting worse, the alamo was destroyed, but they spread out and destroy small targets, like guerilla warfare, so this is even worse than when they are all hole up in alamo.