20 killed, more than 800 injured in Thailand political violence

20 killed, more than 800 injured in Thailand political violence

NARITA, Japan - Nelson Graves (C), who is in charge of Reuters' editorial operations in Japan, answers questions from reporters at Narita airport on April 11, 2010, concerning Hiroyuki Muramoto, a Japanese television cameraman for Reuters news agency in Tokyo. Muramoto was shot to death in clashes between antigovernment protestors and security forces in the Thai capital Bangkok the previous day. (Kyodo)

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