Pro-Thaksin protesters splash blood at Thai premier's house

Pro-Thaksin protesters splash blood at Thai premier's house

BANGKOK, Thailand - Thai antigovernment protesters poured human blood in front of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva's residence in Bangkok on March 17, a day after doing the same at Government House and Democrat Party headquarters to demand the premier step down and dissolve Parliament. (Kyodo)

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