Talk:State of emergency in Thailand; protestors attack PM's car

Sources in Thailand

Some sources a bit closer to the action...

• Thai News Agency. Armour, troops on streets; Gunfire in scuffle after PM declares emergency — MCOT, April 12, 2009
• Thai News Agency. State of Emergency will hurt Thailand's economic growth — MCOT, April 12, 2009
• Tulsathit Taptim. Round Three: Nation on the Brink — The Nation (Thailand), April 12, 2009
• PROTESTERS RIOT INSIDE INTERIOR MINISTRY — The Nation (Thailand), April 12, 2009
• State of emergency in Bangkok — Bangkok Post, April 12, 2009

--Brian McNeil / ^talk 10:49, 12 April 2009 (UTC)

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