The red-shirt movement Friday announced the 20 routes it would march its protesters on Saturday to "thank Bangkokians" for their support.
The names of 20 routes where the proetstors would march on Saturday were revealed by Aree Krainara, the head of the red-shirt security guards.
The march would begin at the Pan Fah Bridge at 10 am. The procession could be as long as 80 kilometres, said Weng Tojirakarn, a red-shirt leader
According to Aree, the procession would also be joined with 2,000 motorcycles.
The procession would move to Petchaburi road until Asok intersection then turn left on to Ratchadapisek road along to the Fortune Tower.
Then the protestors will move to Ladprao and continue to Bangkapi until Lamsalee intersection and will proceed to Ramkamhaeng road, then move forward to Klong Tan Intersection, to Phra Kanong Intersection, and turn right to Rama IV road.
Then, the protesters would proceed to Silom, Yaowaraj.
From Yaowaraj, they will proceed to the Pokklao Bridge, Ban Kaek Intersection, Wong Wian Yai, Phra Chao Tak Road, Mahaisawan Intersection, Ratchadaphisek - Tha Phra Intersection, Charan Sanitwong Road, 35 Bowl Intersection, Pinklao Bridge, Rajdamnoen Avenue, and back to the Phan Fa Bridge in the evening.
Jatuporn Promphan, a red-shirt leader, said the march would be held to thank Bangkokians for their support for the red-shirt movement.
