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Blockade starts 6 pm, troops authorised to use live ammunitions
BANGKOK: -- The Centre for Resolution of Emergency Situation will completely seal off roads around the Rajprasong rally site to block more protesters from joining the rally. The CRES announced that the complete blockade would start at 6 pm Thursday. Phyathai Road, Phetchaburi Road, and Wireless Road would be closed to all types of transportation. Limited access will be allowed on Rama IV Road but motorists would be checked by troops. Residents of the sealed-off area will need to show identification documents to enter the zone. Protesters will not be allowed to enter the zone but they will not be blocked from leaving.
The blockade was announced by CRES spokesman Col Sansern Kaewkamnerd, who said troops will be authorised to use live ammunitions at the all checkpoints around Rajprasong. Sansern said the northern area to be affected by the sealing-off starts from Rajthevi Intersection to Phetchaburi Road, reaching the Phetchaburi Expressway Intersection. On the southern side, the road will be blocked from Phetchaburi Intersection to Wireless Road to Wireless Road Intersection, reaching Rama IV road and Samyaek Intersection. The Phythai Road will be entirely sealed off from Mah Boon Krong, reaching Rajthevi Intersection. Sansern said the roads will be blocked in square shape. "In this square blockade, the Phyathai, Phetchaburi and Wireless Road will be closed to traffic," Sansern said, adding that Rama IV Road will provide limited access to motorists. He said all types of transportation, including buses, BTS trains and subway and passenger boasts will not be allowed to pass through the blocked area. Sansern said residents and people working in the blocked zone would be allowed to travel through the checkpoints if they present their documents like household registrations and workers' ID cards. They will receive stickers for their vehicles to enter the zone.
He said the troops and police would close in on the rally zone and would be backed up by armoured vehicles. "We need to use the armoured vehicles to shield troops and police from being fired at because we are confident that armed terrorists are among the protesters," Sansern said. Sansern said troops would first try to prevent attacks by protesters by using rubber bullets but if protesters still attack the officials to try to seize weapons, the officials will need to use live ammunitions to defend themselves. He said officials would first try to fire into the sky to intimidate attacking protesters and would aim at those with weapons.
Sansern said troops will be armed with M16 assault rifles and Travo assault rifles.
Sansern said the court approved the CRES' request for mobile phone operators to cut off phone signals in the protest zone.
He said the court allowed the phone signal blackout to be made for six hours each time for unlimited number of times until the situation improved.
BTS SkyTrain: May 13th, from 6.00 p.m. trains will not stop at Siam,Chit lom,Phloen Chit and Ratchadamri Stations.Others stations open until midnight
THE NATION: MRT will NOT stop at Silom and Lumpini stations from 6pm. But the rest of service is on until midnight.
"http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Bangkok-Red-Shirt-Rally-Live-Thur-t364559.html&st=25&start=25"]http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Bangkok-Red-Shirt-Rally-Live-Thur-t364559.html&st=25&start=25[/URL]
Blockade starts 6 pm, troops authorised to use live ammunitions
BANGKOK: -- The Centre for Resolution of Emergency Situation will completely seal off roads around the Rajprasong rally site to block more protesters from joining the rally. The CRES announced that the complete blockade would start at 6 pm Thursday. Phyathai Road, Phetchaburi Road, and Wireless Road would be closed to all types of transportation. Limited access will be allowed on Rama IV Road but motorists would be checked by troops. Residents of the sealed-off area will need to show identification documents to enter the zone. Protesters will not be allowed to enter the zone but they will not be blocked from leaving.
The blockade was announced by CRES spokesman Col Sansern Kaewkamnerd, who said troops will be authorised to use live ammunitions at the all checkpoints around Rajprasong. Sansern said the northern area to be affected by the sealing-off starts from Rajthevi Intersection to Phetchaburi Road, reaching the Phetchaburi Expressway Intersection. On the southern side, the road will be blocked from Phetchaburi Intersection to Wireless Road to Wireless Road Intersection, reaching Rama IV road and Samyaek Intersection. The Phythai Road will be entirely sealed off from Mah Boon Krong, reaching Rajthevi Intersection. Sansern said the roads will be blocked in square shape. "In this square blockade, the Phyathai, Phetchaburi and Wireless Road will be closed to traffic," Sansern said, adding that Rama IV Road will provide limited access to motorists. He said all types of transportation, including buses, BTS trains and subway and passenger boasts will not be allowed to pass through the blocked area. Sansern said residents and people working in the blocked zone would be allowed to travel through the checkpoints if they present their documents like household registrations and workers' ID cards. They will receive stickers for their vehicles to enter the zone.
He said the troops and police would close in on the rally zone and would be backed up by armoured vehicles. "We need to use the armoured vehicles to shield troops and police from being fired at because we are confident that armed terrorists are among the protesters," Sansern said. Sansern said troops would first try to prevent attacks by protesters by using rubber bullets but if protesters still attack the officials to try to seize weapons, the officials will need to use live ammunitions to defend themselves. He said officials would first try to fire into the sky to intimidate attacking protesters and would aim at those with weapons.
Sansern said troops will be armed with M16 assault rifles and Travo assault rifles.
Sansern said the court approved the CRES' request for mobile phone operators to cut off phone signals in the protest zone.
He said the court allowed the phone signal blackout to be made for six hours each time for unlimited number of times until the situation improved.
BTS SkyTrain: May 13th, from 6.00 p.m. trains will not stop at Siam,Chit lom,Phloen Chit and Ratchadamri Stations.Others stations open until midnight
THE NATION: MRT will NOT stop at Silom and Lumpini stations from 6pm. But the rest of service is on until midnight.
"http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Bangkok-Red-Shirt-Rally-Live-Thur-t364559.html&st=25&start=25"]http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Bangkok-Red-Shirt-Rally-Live-Thur-t364559.html&st=25&start=25[/URL]
Thaivisa member: Roads around Ratchaprasong are being blocked now! Eye witness reports from my Staff says they are shutting down the roads now
Hier wieder eine der gemeinnuetzigen Ideen der friedlichen Red Shirt Protesters:
THE NATION: DJ Om told protesters that if Rajprasong was dispersed, go and seize provincial halls and arrest governors and deputy govts.
THE NATION: DJ Om told protesters that if Rajprasong was dispersed, go and seize provincial halls and arrest governors and deputy govts.
Es geht weiter - auch wenn es zu Ende ist (Sae Deng):
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Khattiya says 80 red-shirt groups will go on fighting even without leaders
BANGKOK: -- Maj Gen Khattiya Sawasdiphol said Thursday that some 80 red-shirt groups have signed a pact with him to continue demonstrating even if red-shirt leaders call off the rally. Khattiya said if the red-shirt leaders decided to disperse, he and Arisaman Pongruangrong would take over immediately to continue the rally. Khattiya said he would provide security for the demonstrators while Arisaman would lead the demonstration. He said staffs of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra would provide foods and other support for the demonstrators.
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Khattiya says 80 red-shirt groups will go on fighting even without leaders
BANGKOK: -- Maj Gen Khattiya Sawasdiphol said Thursday that some 80 red-shirt groups have signed a pact with him to continue demonstrating even if red-shirt leaders call off the rally. Khattiya said if the red-shirt leaders decided to disperse, he and Arisaman Pongruangrong would take over immediately to continue the rally. Khattiya said he would provide security for the demonstrators while Arisaman would lead the demonstration. He said staffs of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra would provide foods and other support for the demonstrators.
Jetzt geht die Party richtig los :
Siege of Red-shirt Rally Set at 6 P.M.
BANGKOK: -- The Center for the Resolution of Emergency Situation has ordered security forces to use armored vehicles, rubber bullets and live rounds during this evening's operations to disperse the red-shirt demonstration in Ratchaprasong area. Spokesman of the Center for the Resolution of Emergency Situation, or CRES, Colonel Sansern Kaewkamnerd disclosed this morning that by 6 p.m. today armed soldiers will surround the Ratchaprasong rally site of the red-shirt group.
Armored vehicles will be used to besiege the area from Ratchathevi Intersection to Petchaburi Road in the north and extend to Wireless Road and Rama IV Road in the south. Traffic in nearby areas will be highly restricted or closed ahead of the complete suspension of public transport services and public utilities in Ratchaprasong area. The CRES has stated that protesters who wish to leave will be permitted to do so before 6 p.m. Those who choose to leave, however, will not be allowed to return and area residents must produce evidence to authorities before traveling into and from Ratchaprasong. Colonel Sansern assured that security forces will adhere to international protocol if a confrontation takes place.
The spokesman noted that although authorities will be equipped with live rounds they will initially respond to any threats with rubber bullets. The CRES spokesman elaborated that the live rounds will be used in only three situations - to scare off the protesters by being fired into to the air, in self defense and against armed antagonists. No heavy arms, such as grenades, will be used. Sharp shooters and armored vehicles will assist troops during today's operations.
Mobile phone signals will be blocked in the area for six hours once the operations begin.
Siege of Red-shirt Rally Set at 6 P.M.
BANGKOK: -- The Center for the Resolution of Emergency Situation has ordered security forces to use armored vehicles, rubber bullets and live rounds during this evening's operations to disperse the red-shirt demonstration in Ratchaprasong area. Spokesman of the Center for the Resolution of Emergency Situation, or CRES, Colonel Sansern Kaewkamnerd disclosed this morning that by 6 p.m. today armed soldiers will surround the Ratchaprasong rally site of the red-shirt group.
Armored vehicles will be used to besiege the area from Ratchathevi Intersection to Petchaburi Road in the north and extend to Wireless Road and Rama IV Road in the south. Traffic in nearby areas will be highly restricted or closed ahead of the complete suspension of public transport services and public utilities in Ratchaprasong area. The CRES has stated that protesters who wish to leave will be permitted to do so before 6 p.m. Those who choose to leave, however, will not be allowed to return and area residents must produce evidence to authorities before traveling into and from Ratchaprasong. Colonel Sansern assured that security forces will adhere to international protocol if a confrontation takes place.
The spokesman noted that although authorities will be equipped with live rounds they will initially respond to any threats with rubber bullets. The CRES spokesman elaborated that the live rounds will be used in only three situations - to scare off the protesters by being fired into to the air, in self defense and against armed antagonists. No heavy arms, such as grenades, will be used. Sharp shooters and armored vehicles will assist troops during today's operations.
Mobile phone signals will be blocked in the area for six hours once the operations begin.
Sehen sicher viele so.
Der Bericht erstreckt sich über vier Seiten mit Photos.
Man weiss bald nicht mehr,wem man glauben kann/soll.
kann uns touris eh egal sein. es gab vor kurzem eine in die gleiche richtung ziehende doku vom australischem fernsehen.
geil war auch die geburtstagsparty von dem puddel, welcher auf youtube zu besichtigen war..........
Donnerstag, 13. Mai 2010, 14:37 Uhr
Schüsse im Geschäftsviertel Bangkoks
Nach den fehlgeschlagenen Bemühungen um ein Ende der Staatskrise in Thailand spitzt sich die Lage zu: Im von Demonstranten besetzten Geschäftsviertel von Bangkok waren Schüsse und mindestens zwei Explosionen zu hören. Die Streitkräfte hatten zuvor angekündigt, das Viertel abzuriegeln und notfalls mit scharfer Munition gegen die „Rothemden“ vorzugehen. Panzer und Scharfschützen würden zusammengezogen, kündigte ein Militärsprecher an. Ministerpräsident Abhisit Vejjajiva zog sein Angebot an die Demonstranten zurück, für den Herbst eine vorgezogene Neuwahl anzusetzen. Die Regierung setze gegen die seit zwei Monaten ausharrenden„Rothemden“ auf Blockade und Abriegelung, sagte ein Militärsprecher.
http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/telegramm/news-ticker,rendertext=12527826.html
Schüsse im Geschäftsviertel Bangkoks
Nach den fehlgeschlagenen Bemühungen um ein Ende der Staatskrise in Thailand spitzt sich die Lage zu: Im von Demonstranten besetzten Geschäftsviertel von Bangkok waren Schüsse und mindestens zwei Explosionen zu hören. Die Streitkräfte hatten zuvor angekündigt, das Viertel abzuriegeln und notfalls mit scharfer Munition gegen die „Rothemden“ vorzugehen. Panzer und Scharfschützen würden zusammengezogen, kündigte ein Militärsprecher an. Ministerpräsident Abhisit Vejjajiva zog sein Angebot an die Demonstranten zurück, für den Herbst eine vorgezogene Neuwahl anzusetzen. Die Regierung setze gegen die seit zwei Monaten ausharrenden„Rothemden“ auf Blockade und Abriegelung, sagte ein Militärsprecher.
http://www.bild.de/BILD/news/telegramm/news-ticker,rendertext=12527826.html
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Dissident Thai General is Shot; Army Moves to Face
BANGKOK — A renegade Thai general was shot in Bangkok on Thursday as the military planned to encircle the barricaded encampment of antigovernment demonstrators.
Gen. Khattiya Sawatdiphol, 59, better known as Seh Daeng, was allied with the protesters. He appeared to have taken a single bullet to the head during an interview with The International Herald Tribune
Dissident Thai General is Shot; Army Moves to Face
BANGKOK — A renegade Thai general was shot in Bangkok on Thursday as the military planned to encircle the barricaded encampment of antigovernment demonstrators.
Gen. Khattiya Sawatdiphol, 59, better known as Seh Daeng, was allied with the protesters. He appeared to have taken a single bullet to the head during an interview with The International Herald Tribune
@ einfachweg
richtig den bluewin.ch meldet praktisch das selbe
06:39 13.05.2010, aktualisiert um 15:11
Schüsse und Explosionen im besetzten Geschäftsviertel Bangkoks
Nach den fehlgeschlagenen Bemühungen um ein Ende der Staatskrise in Thailand spitzt sich die Lage zu: Im von Demonstranten besetzten Geschäftsviertel von Bangkok waren Schüsse und mindestens zwei Explosionen zu hören.
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Thailändische Soldaten patrouillieren in Bangkok
Mehrere Personen seien verletzt worden, teilten Spitalmitarbeiter mit. Die Streitkräfte hatten zuvor angekündigt, das Viertel abzuriegeln und notfalls mit scharfer Munition gegen die "Rothemden" vorzugehen. Panzer und Scharfschützen würden zusammengezogen, kündigte ein Militärsprecher an.
Ministerpräsident Abhisit Vejjajiva zog sein Angebot an die Demonstranten zurück, für den Herbst eine vorgezogene Neuwahl anzusetzen.
Die Regierung setze gegen die seit zwei Monaten ausharrenden "Rothemden" auf Blockade und Abriegelung, sagte Militärsprecher Sansern Kaewkamnerd. Die Soldaten würden zunächst Gummigeschosse, bei Angriffen aber auch scharfe Munition gegen "Terroristen" einsetzen.
Am Mittwoch hatte die Regierung bereits damit gedroht, den Demonstranten im zentralen Geschäftsviertel der Hauptstadt Strom und Wasser abzustellen.
Quelle bluewin.ch
richtig den bluewin.ch meldet praktisch das selbe
06:39 13.05.2010, aktualisiert um 15:11
Schüsse und Explosionen im besetzten Geschäftsviertel Bangkoks
Nach den fehlgeschlagenen Bemühungen um ein Ende der Staatskrise in Thailand spitzt sich die Lage zu: Im von Demonstranten besetzten Geschäftsviertel von Bangkok waren Schüsse und mindestens zwei Explosionen zu hören.
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Thailändische Soldaten patrouillieren in Bangkok
Mehrere Personen seien verletzt worden, teilten Spitalmitarbeiter mit. Die Streitkräfte hatten zuvor angekündigt, das Viertel abzuriegeln und notfalls mit scharfer Munition gegen die "Rothemden" vorzugehen. Panzer und Scharfschützen würden zusammengezogen, kündigte ein Militärsprecher an.
Ministerpräsident Abhisit Vejjajiva zog sein Angebot an die Demonstranten zurück, für den Herbst eine vorgezogene Neuwahl anzusetzen.
Die Regierung setze gegen die seit zwei Monaten ausharrenden "Rothemden" auf Blockade und Abriegelung, sagte Militärsprecher Sansern Kaewkamnerd. Die Soldaten würden zunächst Gummigeschosse, bei Angriffen aber auch scharfe Munition gegen "Terroristen" einsetzen.
Am Mittwoch hatte die Regierung bereits damit gedroht, den Demonstranten im zentralen Geschäftsviertel der Hauptstadt Strom und Wasser abzustellen.
Quelle bluewin.ch
Es wird immer besser!?!?!?!?!?
Einem Demonstranten-Führer wurde in den Kopf geschossen.
http://www.blick.ch/news/ausland/panzer-schuesse-und-explosionen-146732
Einem Demonstranten-Führer wurde in den Kopf geschossen.
http://www.blick.ch/news/ausland/panzer-schuesse-und-explosionen-146732
Hoffentlich setzten die endlich mal dem ein Ende....
In keinem anderen Staat würde man solange auf Diplomatie setzten....die brauchen endlich mal ne andere Sprache....Gewalt !!!
In keinem anderen Staat würde man solange auf Diplomatie setzten....die brauchen endlich mal ne andere Sprache....Gewalt !!!
Hoffentlich setzten die endlich mal dem ein Ende....
In keinem anderen Staat würde man solange auf Diplomatie setzten....die brauchen endlich mal ne andere Sprache....Gewalt !!!
Abhisit hat diesen Idioten lange genug die Eier geschaukelt ist diverse Kompromisse eingegangen und hat Neuwahlen angesetzt. Anstatt zu kooperieren und sich zurück zu ziehen und den Landfriedensbruch zu beenden kamen immer neue Forderungen der Roten. Jetzt ist Zeit zum aufräumen, wer nicht hören will muss fühlen. Typen wie Seh Daeng weine ich keine Träne nach!
:teuflisch
Hoffentlich setzten die endlich mal dem ein Ende....
In keinem anderen Staat würde man solange auf Diplomatie setzten....die brauchen endlich mal ne andere Sprache....Gewalt !!!
yep, dass hat ja auch schon am 10.04. mit 24 toten und über 1000 verletzten bestens geklappt :k.
Während eines Interviews, soll dem Red-Shirt (Mit-) Führer Seh Daeng, in den Kopf geschossen worden sein.
Seh Daeng lebt noch - befindet sich aber auf der Intensivstation.
Es gibt auch Berichte, die sagen er wäre tot.
Egal wie - jetzt ist die Kacke wohl am dampfen und es wird eine blutige Nacht geben!
Seh Daeng lebt noch - befindet sich aber auf der Intensivstation.
Es gibt auch Berichte, die sagen er wäre tot.
Egal wie - jetzt ist die Kacke wohl am dampfen und es wird eine blutige Nacht geben!
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