7/6/57 THAKSIN SUPPORTER RALLY , THEY NEVER GIVE UP .SEEMS THEY WANT MAKE TROUBLE AND PROVOKE VIOLENCE, SO THE FOREIGN MEDIA ZOO CAN REPORT.STOP DESTROYING COUNTRY!!!
Police, troops deployed at five major locations around Bangkok to prevent anti-coup rallies tomorrow, urges public not to join movement.
AIRPORT, VICTORY MONUMENT, SIAM PARAGON ECT..
The PDRC now preferred to redefine the “Shutdown Bangkok” protest to “Occupy Bangkok” because what they planned to do will not shut down everything but merely government offices and residence of the caretaker prime ministers and her caretaker cabinet ministers, while mass transport services such as electric train services, normal bus and train services, as well as airports will not be affected.
Suthep said last night seven main intersections will be occupied by protesters to hold anti-government activities to pressure the resignation of the caretaker prime minister,].
He also made clear on non-violent protests in the Occupy Bangkok rallies.
But he warned protesters of the red-shirt infiltrators who were ordered by their leaders to wear normal shirts and mingle with the protesters at the PDRC rallies with intent to create violence.
He then asked protesters to help watch out for these infiltrators who might carry guns and might torch government buildings and other officers to put the blame on protesters so as to justify suppression of the protesters by the government.
He asked all the protesters not to retaliate even they are assaulted and stick to the non-violent protest to achieve the more important target to reform the country.
CAPO spokesman Pol Maj-Gen Piya Uthaiyo said that a total of 96 companies of police and troops comprising more than 14,000 personnel will be deployed to keep peace and order at important government offices and houses of government leaders.
He said exact locations to deploy the combined force of police and troop was under consideration as well as the normal and emergency operation plans.
He said more special orders would be issued to facilitate traffic and to prevent violence and ensure safety for protesters
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By KLN
Published: April 23, 2013
KIA troops had to withdraw from Manau Bum area in KIA’s 17th Battalion territory as Burmese army reinforced its troops with more infantry and artillery units on April 21 at 1:30 pm. Burmese army’s artillery units under 127th Light Infantry Regiment (LIR) and 312nd Light Infantry Battalion (LIB) have continuously fired with 81 mm artillery shells on KIA’s 17th Battalion positions since 7 am on April 21.
The two sides have engaged in a series of battles in Manau Bum area in northern Shan state since April 19.
Fierce fighting took place as a combined force of Burmese army’s 127th LIR and 322nd LIB invaded KIA’s Manau Bum from Manton on April 20 at 11:05 am. Another column of government troops from 127th LIR and 129th LIR advanced into KIA’s Manau Bum from Pang Hkam on the same day at 12:30 pm.
Fighting continues to rage between Burmese army and allied troops from KIA, Palaung and Shan army in Manton, Nam Hkam and Tangyan townships in northern Shan state.
In Kachin State, Burmese army troops under 21st Light Infantry Regiment reportedly fired on KIA’s Law Hkum post under 3rd Battalion with several rounds of 81 mm mortar shells on April 15, said a Kachin frontline source.
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