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BREAKING: Thailand Live Sunday 1 Dec 2013


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Thai 'Red Shirt' leaders end rally after violence

BANGKOK, December 1, 2013 (AFP) - Leaders of the pro-government 'Red Shirts' on Sunday ordered tens of thousands of their supporters to end a mass rally in Bangkok after violence left at least one person dead and dozens more wounded.

Full Story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/685673-thai-red-shirt-leaders-end-rally-after-violence/

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Seven to eight men hide to shoot students : Ramkamhaeng students' deputy president

BANGKOK: -- Deputy President of Ramkamhaeng Students Organisation Apiwat Nakpao claimed seven to eight men hid to shoot Ramkamhaeng students last night.

One student was killed and many others injured last night in a clash at Ramkamhaeng University’s compound

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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Police close roads in prior to rally at Royal Thai Police headquarters

BANGKOK: -- Police closed Rama I Road in bound from Rajprasong area as anti-government protests are scheduled to rally at Royal Thai Police headquarters this morning.

Meanwhile Siam Center, Siam Discovery and Siam Paragon situated in the area however will Sunday open as usual.

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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RAMKAMHAENG CLASH
Jatuporn claims four reds killed last night

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BANGKOK: -- Red-shirt leader Jatuporn Promphan Sunday claimed four red supporters and one Ramkhamhaeng student were killed in clashes at Ramkhamhaeng last night.

Speaking to the reds at Rajamagala stadium, Jatuporn declared an end to the rally and asked red shirts to go home.

He said the decision is aimed to avoid confrontations and further loss of life.

Meanwhile Apiwat Nakpao, deputy president of Ramkamhaeng students organisation said there were about seven to eight men hid in the university compound and shot at students hiding there last night.

At that time, police failed to come to rescue the students. "We have to wait for more than two hours," said Apiwat who was in the compound during the chaos

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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Situation still chaotic, police could not go into Ramkamhaeng area; Hua Mark police

At 8.38am, Hua Mark police station superintendent told Nation TV that police officers still could not get into the areas in Ramkhamhaeng University and Rajamangala Stadium as the situation was still chaotic

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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One killed as 'V-Day' eve violence erupts

BANGKOK: A man was shot dead and five others suffered gunshot wounds on Saturday as thousands of red-shirt supporters and anti-government students clashed during running street battles.

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A man was seriously hurt after being attacked yesterday behind Ramkhamhaeng University in the Hua Mak area.

Full Story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/685650-1-dead-four-people-shot-at-ramkhamhaeng-university-after-clashes/page-7?p=7105588#entry7105588

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Ramkhamhaeng students, residents of boarding houses behind campus stranded by red shirts

BANGKOK: -- A lot of red-shirt guards were seen rampaging in front of and behind the Ramkhamhaeng University campus, trapping both students inside the campus and people living in boarding houses in the areas.

T News reported that about 30 red-shirt guards from Rajamangala Stadium went to road in front of the university at 6 am and clashed with the students. Explosion and gunfire were heard now and then.

A woman living in a boarding house behind the university said she could not go to work because there were a lot of red shirts on the road waiting to attack the students.

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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Two dead, 45 wounded in Thai political violence

BANGKOK, December 1, 2013 (AFP) - Two people have been killed and 45 wounded during political violence in the Thai capital, emergency services said Sunday, as the opposition vowed a final push to overthrow the government.

Full Story: http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/685650-1-dead-four-people-shot-at-ramkhamhaeng-university-after-clashes/page-8?p=7105633#entry7105633

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