Standoff in Bangkok

BANGKOK, Thailand - Antigovernment protesters gather as they continue occupying some areas in Bangkok on May 18, 2010. The death toll rose to 38, with about 290 injured, as the six-day standoff between government security forces and the ''Red Shirt'' demonstrators continued.

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