Red shirts anti-government rally in Bangkok

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists are being well received by the protesters. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Bangkok, Thailand. 13/03/2010.

Today marked the second day of protests against the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva. Thousands of red shirt supporters are still flocking into the capital from all over the country ahead of the main demonstrations which begin tomorrow. Foreign journalists and photographers are being well taken care of and people seem pleased to see us taking photographs. Riot police, and soldiers in riot gear are on almost all street corners in the immediate area of the demonstration. Traffic is light for a capital city, and so far the atmosphere amongst the red-shirts is lighthearted. Roads surrounding the demonstration areas are completely closed to traffic as of this afternoon.