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Govt may clamp emergency over red-shirts rally
The government may impose a state of emergency or the security law to control the protest by the red shirts that have threatened to converge at Government House on August 30 to oust the Abhisit administration.
Suthep was speaking after Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva held a 20-minute meeting with him.
The Deputy Prime Minister said he informed Abhisit about his concern over the anti-government protest so he proposed that the government impose a state of emergency and the security law by seeking Cabinet approval tomorrow. “I have to tell the PM that we need to do that to keep the situation under control. We must decide today,’’ he sa
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