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HM the Queen to preside over cremation of Angkana
HM the Queen will preside over cremation of Angkana Radubpanyawoot who was killed when police dispersed anti-government protesters near the Parliament on October 7, Royal Household Bureau said Monday.
HM the Queen will go to Sri Prawat Temple in Nonthaburi with HRH Princess Chulabhorn Valayalaksana to attend the cremation which is scheduled at 4pm.
Angkana, 28, was killed when police dispersed anti-government protesters on U-Thong Nai road near the Parliament last week. Protesters blocked all entrances of the Parliament in an attempt to block Somchai government from delivering policies.
Cause of death of Angkana was still unclear as police claimed they used tear gas to disperse the protesters, but wounds on her body appeared to be severe than because of tear gas.
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