RT@RichardBarrow: 4:34pm Phra Athit Road is closed for the Rattanakosin Festival for four weekends #Bangkok pic.twitter.com/EHT86MRXWy

RT@Tulip_Oum: MRT announces the train operates as usual, after rumor circulated they will close at 7:30PM.-@Thairath_News

Protesters lay wreath cremation flowers in front of Yingluck's house, then disperse

BANGKOK: -- Protesters led by Dr Seree Wongmontha and Anchalee Paireerak left wreaths and cremation flowers in front of the residence of caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra before dispersing at 3:15 pm Sunday.

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RT@RichardBarrow: 4:30pm Latest picture of protesters at Victory Monument - RT @Sn_Nueng: มวลชนจำนวนมากเต็มพื้นที่อนุสาวรีย์ชัยฯ pic.twitter.com/VZK42h7n4R

RT@Michael_Yon: Massive crowd marching toward Siam. Must be 50-100,000.

RT@tulsathit: Pathumwan intersection latest RT @news1005fm: pic.twitter.com/LZQeWMgBKS

RT@RichardBarrow: 5:13pm Protesters in front of Siam Paragon - RT @nanarnam: bts สยามพารากอน pic.twitter.com/j9hZp59fSr

RT@Juarawee: 5.10PM Suthep amid protesters in Siam. RT @SupotNTV: 17.10 น. "สุเทพ" ท่ามกลางผู้ชุมนุมที่สยาม pic.twitter.com/cIfMSqyAU4

Suthep on Ratchaprasong rally stage, insists protests peaceful, threatens to shut down Bangkok for a month if caretaker PM does not resign /MCOT

RT@CMDThai: Victory Monument completely blocked off. More people joining every minute in anticipation of Kamnan's arrival.

RT@@tulsathit: A protest poster mocking Yingluck. (via @kanatpn ) pic.twitter.com/ETBpM6a6m4

RT@BangkokLife: Thai woman shouting in English outside Lumpini Park "All Shinawatras must go" followed by "All foreigners should go! Thailand is for Thais!"

BMA to ensure public safety and security of government offices during December rally

BANGKOK, 22 December 2013 (NNT) – Bangkok is preparing security measures for Bangkok residents and government offices after political demonstrators announced that they would stage another rally on December 23.

M.R. Sukhumbhand Paripatra, the Governor of Bangkok, has held a meeting of BMA's executives on how to deal with political rallies by the anti-government protesters on December 23. The demonstrators, according to the Governor, will conduct several activities, including large public stages at five locations and mobile rallies at 11 locations.

Since the rallies may affect traffic and public safety, as well as government buildings and offices, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has assigned municipal officers to help direct traffic at various roads and intersections. Tow trucks will be deployed to assist disabled vehicles, while ambulances, medics, and physicians will be on standby at 30 locations.

-- NNT 2013-12-22

Suthep addresses protesters at Victory Monument

BANGKOK: -- Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban addressed demonstrators at the Victory Monument at 5:22 pm Sunday.

It was the fifth rally stage that Suthep addressed after he began his procession from the Wong Wien Yai rally stage.

He travelled by walking and changed to BTS and subway as well as using motorcycle to reach the stages so that he could return to the Democracy Monument by 6 pm.

-- The Nation 2013-12-22

RT@CoconutsBangkok: RT @GiantRobot7: Asoke intersection is packed and more and more coming on BTS

RT@CoconutsBangkok: Ladyboys've joined as well via @amanfromsky #thaiuprising pic.twitter.com/dSZy33f6Hj

RT@tulsathit: Education Minister Chaturon has tweeted that govt won't postpone election no matter what. via @news1005fm

RT@veen_NT: 6.55pm Suthep is on stage at Democracy Monument

Suthep thanks all protesters. "Today it shows that our love for the country overcomes fear."

Suthep: We will wait to see reports by local media to see if the media are free or they are slaves.

Suthep: We are not destroying democracy but you are, Yingluck.

Suthep: If EC still still inisits to go ahead with the Feb 2 election, it challenges the people. We shall see to that.

Suthep: When will the rally end? We'll fight on until Govt is out. Don't ask me when..

RT@Aim_NT: Tomorrow we will show our power, our opposition to the election. We will march to (Thai-Japanese Stadium) tonight: Suthep.

RT@Aim_NT: Today Bkk was shut down half day, it will be full day on February 2: Suthep. We are too busy to go voting.

RT@Aim_NT: If they change the venue (for MP candi registration) we will follow. Who want to register must get pass my feet: Suthep. Via @jin_nation

RT@veen_NT: Suthep: If we won't win before the election day, we will close traffic so that there won't be an election.

RT@veen_NT: Suthep brought a newly-wed couple on stage and wished them on stage. 7.35pm Suthep leaves the stage.

RT@veen_NT: Finish- Thai couple wished by people "@MrNaling: 19.35น.'สุเทพ'อวยพร 'คู่มั่น'บ่าว-สาว' กลางเวทีราชดำเนิน #nationtv pic.twitter.com/ZbX35qqGpV”

RT@veen_NT: Meanwhile, police said there were about 135,000 protesters at 4pm - 135K from all protest grounds combined that is.

RT@RichardBarrow: Protesters starting to arrive at the Thai-Japanese Stadium in Din Daeng #Bangkok (Pic @OHcrime_ThaiPBS) pic.twitter.com/sbf0oSVTrT

RT@veen_NT: @chuvit_online acknowledged Govt abuse of power but still he decided to contest in the election to respect the rule.

RT@veen_NT: @chuvit_online slams Abhisit for selfishly saying any party that runs in the election will help maintain Thaksin system.

RT@RichardBarrow: 10pm Rally stages at Asoke & Lat Prao have already been removed. Ratchaprasong, Pathumwan & Victory Monument still has protesters

to continue:

Thailand Live Monday 23 Dec 2013

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