19 killed, 825 injured in Thailand political violence

BANGKOK, Thailand - A Reuters spokesperson (L) speaks to reporters after a news report saying a Japanese TV cameraman, who Reuters said had worked for the news agency in Tokyo for more than 15 years, had been killed in clashes between protesters and security forces in Bangkok on April 10, 2010. A hospital doctor in the Thai capital said the same day that Hiroyuki Muramoto was shot to death in the clash. (Kyodo)

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