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4 more days before Father's Day and King's birthday. I think coup taking place soon. Let's wait and see. Although I'm in a city which thaksin was born, I'm totally against his POV. Recently he was seen at one of the farang country holding a SYT hand in the hotel. :D |
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For those without any immediate news source... Protesters have closed down Rama 1 road by staging a sit in. Whole of Rama 1 and Rachaprasong (i.e. Central, Siam, Paragon and MBK) area is shut down. Police continuing clashes with protesters firing tear gas and rubber bullets at Sri Authaya Road, Metropolitan Police Bureau and the Marble Temple areas. It's been reported 4 more people died but cannot be confirmed. A bus was torched earlier at Ramkhampeang near where the Red Shirts were camped. A charred body was reportedly found in the wreckage. Best is stay in your hotels tonight and see how things pan out. Try not to wander around unnecessarily and if you plan to chiong tonight better study the routes from your hotel to your destination first. Things could get uglier before it gets better. Some rumors of coup before King's birthday. Take care everyone and stay safe! |
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still safe la.. when night comes, the "paid" protestor also stand down, they need to rest. recharge for mon morning.
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so far, its the police that are firing the tear gas. army not doing anything..
heard that there maybe be a military coup before 5 dec. |
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Was happily going about town on my business when the government announced curfew in 2010. I was wondering why suddenly everywhere quiet down. I asked a passerby and luckily I could understand Thai so quickly rush back home. Imagine if you are out chionging and suddenly situation change and u blur blur dunno whats happening? Of course most of these are paid protesters (how much the rate this year I dunno) but even their DPM earlier this evening told people stay indoors. Some whispers of 3rd party agent provocateurs to make trouble? If you remember all those bombs that went off and grenades shot into government buildings? |
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There's one image now being circulated around the net of a red guard shooting off using hand gun. :eek: I still remember curfew 2010, to the extend even in CNX here also got road block. What I can say, currently not that safe for Krung Thep city to roam around. Better stay indoor. Saw news a farang reporter been whacked by the mob. :eek: They thought he is one of the red. Otherwise north here is relatively safe to chiong. :D |
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Hi bros can anyone kindly advice as I and my friends will br going to bangkok on 16 dec for 2 night. Can anyone advice where to book gers? Booking gers from agogo bar is very expensive. Book gers from massage need to wait for them to finish work. Any other choice I can jave like in batam can go house n choose a ger n book whole day. Thanks alot
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i only appear when got riots... |
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In 2008, the rate for yellow shirts was 600+ per day, red shirt was 200+ per day....... those occupying the airports were nothing but a bunch of gangsters, saw with my own eyes......;) My next week trip, will be heading for Pattaya..... but will go into BKK one day to 6 c 6 c...... but then, things would have settled down, King's birthday on 5th Dec........:( |
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