[FULL PIC] Suasana Demo di Bangkok 10-23 April [Mencekam]

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Foto-foto suasana domonstrasi "kaos merah" pro Thaksin Shinawatra yg terjadi di Bangkok selama bulan April ini.



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Anti-government protesters confront police in front of a makeshift barricade on Friday, April 23. Security forces and agitated protesters faced off at a major intersection Friday morning after bloody grenade attacks rattled Thailand's chaotic capital.














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Riot policemen stand off with anti-government protesters in front of a makeshift barricade on April 23.
















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Anti-government protesters cast a fishing net towards police during a tense standoff on April 23














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Anti-government protesters offer water to Thai policemen during a face-off between them on April 23.














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Anti-government protesters lock arms in front of barricades as they prepare to face off against police on April 23.














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A Thai woman lies injured on the ground after several small explosions occurred near the encampment of anti-government protesters, on Thursday, April 22. A series of grenade blasts shook the district, wounding dozens and heightening tensions during a showdown between thousands of troops and anti-government protesters. The cause of the blasts was not immediately known.














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Thai army soldiers take position along the road after multiple explosions near pro-government supporters rallying in Bangkok's Silom business district on April 22.
















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Thai army soldiers and police officers evacuate a "Red Shirt'' anti-government protester who was beaten up by pro-government protesters on April 22














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Thai Buddhist Monks pray at the Red Shirt camp, at the entrance of Silom Road, Bangkok's financial district, on April 22.














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Army soldiers assist an injured man to an ambulance after multiple explosions in the Silom Road business district, on April 22.














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Anti-government demonstrators look on from behind a makeshift barricade on April 21. Thailand's Prime Minister said he is ready to negotiate with protesters seeking a change of government, but only when the demonstrators who have illegally occupied city streets agree to abide by the law, his spokesman said.














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Injured Thais attempt to flee after multiple explosions on April 22. Witnesses said the first of the explosions occurred at an elevated train station.














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Thai riot police line up while pro-government supporters confront anti-government "Red Shirt" supporters on Silom Road, on April 21. Tourist arrivals to Thailand have dropped dramatically in the face of continuing policial unrest. Three five-star hotels in the nearby Rachaprasong area have closed, announcing plans to stay shut until Sunday, April 25, citing safety concerns as thousands of protesters continue to occupy the area.














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Pro-government supporters chant slogans directed at Red Shirts on April 21. Tensions between the Red Shirts, and the military have risen since the Army said it would use force to disperse protesters occupying streets in the commercial district. Red Shirts in Khon Kaen, 280 miles north of Bangkok, seized a train carrying 70 soldiers and military equipment, further escalating the situation.














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Thai soldiers stand guard inside of Skytrain station, on Tuesday, April 20. Soldiers in full combat gear continue to patrol the capital's central business district as anti-government demonstrators prepare for a massive rally. Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has announced he would not set a date for protesters to be forced out of their encampment.














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Red Shirts stand behind a barricade built with bamboo poles and tyres at an intersection close to the Silom Road financial district on April 20. The protesters called off a march to the business district on Tuesday after a stern warning from the army, but they threatened to stay in the capital's shopping district "indefinitely".














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Thai workers pass soldiers deployed to protect the banking and business district of Silom as anti-government "Red Shirt" protesters camped nearby threaten to march there, on Monday, April 19. Most of the protesters are supporters of coup-ousted former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra and are calling on the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva to step down and call new elections.














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Tourists walk next to barbed wire along Silom Road in Bangkok's financial district on April 19.














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Pro-government protesters rally in support of the government at Bangkok's Victory Monument on April 17.














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One of the Red Shirt anti-government leaders, Arisman Pongruengrong, center, is escorted by his comrades as he escaped a police raid by climbing out of a hotel, on Friday, April 16.














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Red Shirt protesters paraded coffins and portraits of victims through the Thai capital, on Monday, April 12, following a weekend of savage street fighting.














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Red Shirt supporters of Thaksin Shinawatra gather during a memorial ceremony for the victims of clashes between protesters and Thai security forces near Democracy Monument on Sunday, April 11.














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Anti-government Red Shirt protesters clash with Thai security forces in central Bangkok on April 10. At least 15 people were killed and hundreds wounded in the confrontations. The protesters were calling for Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to dissolve parliament and immediately hold elections for a new government.














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Red-shirted supporters of former Thai Premier Thaksin Shinawatra face off with Thai riot police officers in central Bangkok.














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Red Shirt protesters battle with Thai soldiers in central Bangkok.














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Anti-government demonstrators wash tear gas from the eyes of a colleague.
















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Protesters show bullets and empty shells that they say were collected after a clash against soldiers near the United Nations building in Bangkok.














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Thai soldiers struggle against heat and effects of their own tear gas during a clash April 10 in Bangkok.












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Demonstrators strike a Thai soldier during a clash in Bangkok.












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A protester tries to cover a video camera outside a closed downtown Bangkok shopping mall where thousands of anti-government demonstrators refused to leave.












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Thai soldiers confront demonstrators in Bangkok. The city's elevated mass transit system known as the Skytrain, which runs past one of the protest sites, closed all its stations as confrontation loomed.












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A Thai soldier lies on the ground after he was injured during clashes with protesters near the Democracy Monument in Bangkok.












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Thai soldiers recover between clashes with anti-government protesters in central Bangkok.












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Red Shirts wave at a police motorcade leaving the protest site in central Bangkok.












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Soldiers carry an injured comrade during clashes with anti-government protesters.














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