Asian summit meetings officially postponed 2 to 3 months

Asian summit meetings officially postponed 2 to 3 months

PATTAYA, Thailand - Antigovernment protestors stage a rally near the hotel, where the Chinese and South Korean leaders are staying, in Pattaya in Thailand on April 11. Meetings of Asian leaders at the beach resort over the weekend were officially postponed and the Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva has declared a state of emergency in the city.

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