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Amid the ongoing no confidence debate, a group of Thai anti Government protesters staged a rally at the Democrat Party's headquarters in Bangkok Thursday afternoon demanding Abhisit Vejjajiva, who is the Party head, to resign as the country's Prime Minister. Some thirty protesters are from the group representing middle classes for democracy, development for institutional politic, and the red-shirted people, Thai language news agency INN reported.  They handed in an open letter to the Party's official, demanding that the Prime Minister resign, the Government not to borrow both domestic and foreign loans and the People's Alliance for Democracy's (PAD) leaders be prosecuted for shutting down two Bangkok airports late last year.

Amid the ongoing no confidence debate, a group of Thai anti Government protesters staged a rally at the Democrat Party's headquarters in Bangkok Thursday afternoon demanding Abhisit Vejjajiva, who is the Party head, to resign as the country's Prime Minister. Some thirty protesters are from the group representing middle classes for democracy, development for institutional politic, and the red-shirted people, Thai language news agency INN reported.  They handed in an open letter to the Party's official, demanding that the Prime Minister resign, the Government not to borrow both domestic and foreign loans and the People's Alliance for Democracy's (PAD) leaders be prosecuted for shutting down two Bangkok airports late last year.

Amid the ongoing no confidence debate, a group of Thai anti Government protesters staged a rally at the Democrat Party's headquarters in Bangkok Thursday afternoon demanding Abhisit Vejjajiva, who is the Party head, to resign as the country's Prime Minister. Some thirty protesters are from the group representing middle classes for democracy, development for institutional politic, and the red-shirted people, Thai language news agency INN reported.  They handed in an open letter to the Party's official, demanding that the Prime Minister resign, the Government not to borrow both domestic and foreign loans and the People's Alliance for Democracy's (PAD) leaders be prosecuted for shutting down two Bangkok airports late last year.

Amid the ongoing no confidence debate, a group of Thai anti Government protesters staged a rally at the Democrat Party's headquarters in Bangkok Thursday afternoon demanding Abhisit Vejjajiva, who is the Party head, to resign as the country's Prime Minister. Some thirty protesters are from the group representing middle classes for democracy, development for institutional politic, and the red-shirted people, Thai language news agency INN reported.  They handed in an open letter to the Party's official, demanding that the Prime Minister resign, the Government not to borrow both domestic and foreign loans and the People's Alliance for Democracy's (PAD) leaders be prosecuted for shutting down two Bangkok airports late last year.

A second man has been charged with wounding an off duty policeman in another shooting at the market. Police say the wanted man, who worked as the chief guard for Legal Professional and was identified only as "Thorn", shot dead 2 men who were security guards hired by the vendors. Suksant Seehalert, 36, died instantly, while Kanok Sukkaew, 43, was pronounced dead later at hospital.