Thailand begins to assess damage after troops smash protests

Thailand begins to assess damage after troops smash protests

BANGKOK, Thailand - An antigovernment protester holds her child as she heads to buses provided by the government in Bangkok on May 20, 2010, for demonstrators to return to their hometowns, a day after Thai troops smashed through barricades to end two months of protests in central Bangkok.

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