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Police say five killed inside Ramkhamhaeng University

BANGKOK: -- Five people were killed inside Ramkhamhaeng University in the clashes that continued from Saturday evening to Sunday morning, Deputy Police Commissioner-General Pol Gen Veerapong Chiewpreecha told Thai PBS at 1pm.

Veerapong, who is in charge of Ramkhamhaeng University clashes, said the exact number of injured people could not yet be established.

He said a defused M67 was found inside the campus.

He added that police trucks could not enter the campus yet because there wee vehicles blocking the road.

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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Prayuth offers to mediate talk between two govt, opponents
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BANGKOK: -- Thairath Twitter reported that Army Chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha urged the two sides of the conflict to reconcile, asking the police to stop using tear gas and the protesters to stop their movement.

Thairath quoted Deputy Army spokesman Winthai Suwaree as announcing g that Prayuth would like to plead both sides to stop what they were doing.

Winthai said Prayuth offered to find a way to allow both sides to hold a talk but they must stop first.

According to the spokesman, Prayuth felt uneasy monitoring the situation inside the First Army Division.

"We, soldiers are sorry that we can do nothing. We don't want to seek clashes between the people and police," the spokesman quoted the Army chief as saying.

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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RT@tulsathit: Channel 7: Some 1,000 protesters are at Foreign Ministry. Whistles blown loudly. About 500 police standing guard.

RT@Tulip_Oum : 1:30PM situation at Labor Ministry is intense. Issara lead the crowd, says if not open w/in 30min, they'll lock all gate.-@ittipat_Rw

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RT@waanspeaking: Unconfirmed: Protest leaders said all free TV channels will broadcast Suthep's announcement in afternoon.

RT@prachatai_en :Thai public TV pressured to broadcast anti-govt channel [PIC] | Prachatai English prachatai.com/english/node/3… via @prachatai_en

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RT@Thai_Talk: 13.29hr Ramkhamhang rector: There were maskmen shooting [at Ram univ?] from high level but could not confirm which side. during chaos, there were also ping pong bombs thrown from elevated highway. via @ittipat_Rw

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RT@Tulip_Oum: 2:10PM Ratchadumneon stage is asking for Saline solution to treat teargas irritation at Chamai Maruchet.-@Anuphan_nna

RT@Tulip_Oum: 2:12PM Ratchadumneon is sending a hundred people to bring in water truck that was blocked by police at PanFah bridge.-@Anuphan_nna

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RT@Tulip_Oum: Ramkumhang univ rector insist he saw sharpshooter fired shots at students from many angles from bldg and elevated road.-“@news1005fm

RT@tulsathit: Ramkhamhaeng rector: We don't know where the snipers came from.

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RT@RichardBarrow: RT @winaungtweet: I need to go to Immigration for Visa Extension tomorrow, kindly advise. Seems like it's out of question => Looks like it

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RT@tulsathit: TV 7 footage shows very, very chaotic situation at Nanglerng intersection. Tear gas, water cannon fired. Ppl trying to remove barricades.

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MOBILE PHONE
NBTC to test signals at protest areas
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The National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission is sending mobile trucks to protest areas.

In a statement, the commission said that this is to test the quality mobile phone signals and operators can be notified promptly in case of any disruption.

Thakorn Tanthasit, the NBTC Office secretary general, said that signal quality can be properly checked in areas where a large number of mobile users gather.

"The trucks are to test the signal, not to cut off the signal in the areas," he said.

Earlier, mobile phone operators were told to increase capacity in protest areas, to cope with the rising voice and data transmission.

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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Flight to Johannesburg was cancelled a month ago: THAI
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Thai Airways International clarified Sunday that Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra cancelled her visit to South Africa about a month ago.

In LINE message, the airline said that a Thai delegation was planned in June on the invitation from South Africa. However, in October, South Africa suggested the visit be postponed due to local elections and the tickets, originally booked for the December 1 travelling, was accordingly cancelled.

Earlier today, a protest leader, Sathit Wongnongtoey, told protesters that Yingluck booked herself a flight to Johannesberg, South Africa, apparently to flee the country. The message was tweeted and retweeted widely, amid spawning protests against the government in Bangkok.

Before noon, the prime minister was seen at a police compound on Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, where she had a meeting with senior police officials.

The rumour prompted her secretary, Suranand Vejjajiva, to insist in his Tweet that the prime minister remained in Thailand.

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-- The Nation 2013-12-01

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