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.

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