Mopping Up after UDD Red Shirt protest. Bangkok, Thailand

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The aftermath of the UDD Red Shirt protest, Thai military are continuing to clear buildings and search for weapons, fires are still being doused and the clean up operation is underway. Bangkok, Thailand. 21/05/2010

in Politics, on the 21st of May 2010

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Firemen at Central World shopping complex. Bangkok, Thailand.

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Fire engine, Central World shopping complex. Bangkok, Thailand.

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Fire at Central World shopping complex. Bangkok, Thailand.

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Fireman at Central World shopping complex. Bangkok, Thailand.

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Firemen enter Central World shopping complex. Bangkok, Thailand.

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Fireman at Central World shopping complex. Bangkok, Thailand.

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Firemen at Central World shopping complex. Bangkok, Thailand.

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Thai soldier in the Red Shirt protest area.

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Thai military search for booby traps and weapons after regaining control of the UDD protest area.

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Thai military search for booby traps and weapons after regaining control of the UDD protest area.

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Personel belongings left by the Red Shirt protesters.

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Personel belongings left by the Red Shirt protesters.

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Fire damage on Rama 4 road. Burnt out bank after an arson attack.

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Young Thai child, gazes in shock on Rama 4 road

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A Thai boy is walked through the debrie by his mother.

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Viewing the damage left by the Red Shirt protesters. Rama 4 road.

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The clear up opperation on Rama 4 road.

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Burnt out ATM machines, Rama 4 road, Bangkok.

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A mother and daughter cycle through the debrie on Rama 4 road.

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A man walks past the shattered glass of a phone booth, Rama 4 road.

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Thai military still man road blocks on Rama 4 road.

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Thai military still man road blocks on Rama 4 road.

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Thai military are continuing to clear buildings and search for weapons, fires are still being doused and the clean up operation is underway. Military check points are still in place and curfews continue until at least tomorrow.

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New: Sure thing Matt, I'll give

Submitted by Colin Summers on Sat, 22/05/2010 - 19:10.

Sure thing Matt, I'll give you a shout in the next couple of days.

New: Thanks Lita, it's true,

Submitted by Colin Summers on Sat, 22/05/2010 - 19:06.

Thanks Lita, it's true, photographers and reporters have suffered over the last couple of months, but my job is to try and photograph the story, not be the story.
Take care in Bangkok,
Colin

New: Fantastic work! should relate

Submitted by Lita Davidson on Sat, 22/05/2010 - 03:08.

Fantastic work! should relate how you went in , I am very interested in that. How the Thai military and others reacted to you. It seems the bigger media groups got in easily? and the freelance risked more, with the Italian reporter getting killed.