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Sat, May 15 2010 Related Video Thai capital tense after clashes Sat, May 15 2010 Red shirt military leader injured Thai protests again turn violent Thai army to block Bangkok roads < 1 / 46 > View Full Size BANGKOK (Reuters) - The Thai government will impose a curfew in parts of Bangkok starting on Sunday evening, a government source said. World | Thailand "The curfew would be imposed on areas which lead to the main protest site starting Sunday evening from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m," said a government source close to the prime minister, adding that details would be announced at a media briefing on Sunday. A curfew would allow authorities to prevent civilians from entering or leaving certain areas. Violation could result in a maximum penalty to two years in prison. Thousands of anti-government protesters have been gathering in central Bangkok since April 3. Three days of fighting has killed at least 24 people, spiraling into chaotic urban warfare. (Reporting by Jason Szep; Writing by Ambika Ahuja; Editing by Bill Tarrant) World Thailand Comments See All Comments (26) | Post Comment May 15, 2010 10:58pm EDT Only one person that brought to this chaos in Thailand, it is Thaksin. If government fails to control this crisis, Thai Justice system is good for nothing. suvit Report As Abusive May 15, 2010 11:19pm EDT do real bullet zone is right for Human rights? NiRajChong Report As Abusive May 15, 2010 11:19pm EDT The Thai Justice system wasn’t good to begin with, it wasn’t just because of Thaksin. You can get away with anything in Thailand as long as you have money. Emma0515 Report As Abusive May 15, 2010 11:35pm EDT Abhisit best to be speaking of ‘toppling a government’, as he wouldn’t be in power unless the Thai Army had toppled Thaksin’s government, WHICH WAS THE REAL LEGAL VOTED GOVERNMENT AT THE TIME. There will be no peace in Thailand before this wrong is corrected. The army didn’t and doesn’t have any place making coups against people’s democratic vote. Every government since the army coup, has been nothing but a joke. Abhisit claims Thaksin is ‘populist’, yes the horror of bringing healthcare and development opportunities to underprivileged poor rural masses who have been neglected by Bangkok’s snot nosed elite since forever. kilves76 Report As Abusive May 15, 2010 11:37pm EDT The red shirt demonstrators have weapons. They have plenty of M79 ,DIY rockets,bottle bombs, marble slingshots. They burn public telephones,garbage trucks, soldier trucks, tyres, break ATM and men in black with guns are hiding among them. kin Report As Abusive May 15, 2010 11:38pm EDT The government and army using snipers to kill protesters who are fighting with bamboo sticks. Haven’t heard of such atrocity anywhere else in the world. That should qualify as crime against humanity ssrj Report As Abusive May 15, 2010 11:42pm EDT Oh dear the poor insurgents are starving. Too bad their leader would not accept the olive branch offered to them by the Govt. But then it didn’t give him what he wanted: His money back and the power. As to people who dispute that the reds are not paid to get killed. The Thai are VERY volatile and fight at the drop of a hat. Tourists don’t see the underside of Thailand as they stay in their nice hotels and go to all the touristy places. Next time one of you couch potatoes visits watch a Thai’s eyes. The mouth may smile but I guarantee it rarely reaches the eyes. Sonnyjc9 Report As Abusive May 16, 2010 12:04am EDT @Sonny: they are not ‘insurgents’ but defenders of the legal voted government. Abhisit the PM is the usurper here. Thaksin was the democratically voted PM before army took coup and installed a string of puppets as PM, including the latest one, Abhisit himself. kilves76 Report As Abusive May 16, 2010 12:24am EDT In 2007 Abhisit was elected as a Representative from Democrat Party the same time as former PM Samak and PM Somchai from People Power Party . At first the prime minister was Samak but PM Samak violated the constitution by hosting TV cooking shows while in office so he had to step down after that Somchai became PM. Later the People Power Party was disbanded by Constitutional Court so PM Somchai and 12 ministers also had to step down then the coalition government parties turned to support Abhisit who was the leader of opposition party (Democrat Party) to become the Prime minister and set the new coalition government. This is the truth so, please stop accusing PM Abhisit that he was from the coup.If you want to know about the election in 2007 see here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_general_election,_2007 kin Report As Abusive See All Comments (26) Add a Comment *We welcome comments that advance the story directly or with relevant tangential information. We try to block comments that use offensive language or appear to be spam and review comments frequently to ensure they meet our standards. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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