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  • Red-shirt leader Surachai ‘Saedan’ Danwattananusorn turns himself in at a police station in Nakhon Si Thammarat to face charges related to the Songkran riots.
  • Three red shirted leaders; Veera Musingkapong, Nuttawut Saikua and Dr Weng Tohjirakarn, who were charged with instigating political chaos, arrive at Criminal Court. Police Friday sought further custody of them./Wanchai Kraisornkhajit
  • Deputy Foreign Minister Suthep Thaugsuban shows a photo to counter the Opposition's claim during a joint House meeting that red shirts were not armed during political chaos last week.//Prasert Thepsri
  • Pheu Thai MP Chatuporn Prompan criticises government in a joint House meeting Thursday. Invoking parliamentary immunity, Chatuporn, one of red shirted leaders charged of instigating political chaos, refused to surrender./Tatchadon Panyaphanitkul
  • Red-shirt protester Mintra Sorot, seated, shows pictures of her hair being pulled as she was dragged away during the military crackdown in Din Daeng last week. Pheu Thai MPs, who held a press conference at Parliament yesterday, had war of words with reporters who questioned Mintra.
  • Crackdown set up: MP
During the second day of parliamentary debate on the political chaos, Jatuporn Promphan, an opposition Pheu Thai Party MP and co-leader of the anti-government red-shirt movement, accused the government of setting up the red-shirt protesters for the military crackdown during Songkran. See National Affairs

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