Phan Fa Clashes: Army Denies Firing At Police
(19 February) The Royal Thai Army has denied allegation that some soldiers have aided anti-government protesters during their clashes with riot police in Bangkok yesterday.
BMA Executives Skip Work For Political Reasons
(19 February) Deputy Governor of Bangkok and other high-ranking administrative officials said they would skip work until political tension subsides.
Arrested PCAD Leader Insists No Wrongdoing
(19 February) The police have arrested a core leader of the anti-government protest movements on charge of besieging state agency and damaging public properties.
NACC Summons PM Yingluck For Graft Allegation
(18 February) The anti-corruption body has summoned Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to acknowledge the allegation of abuse of power and other misconducts by 27 February.
One More Death Reported At Clashes Today
(18 February) Erawan Rescue Centre has confirmed one more death in the gunbattle between police and anti-government militants on Ratchadamnoen Avenue today.
UPDATED: At least 3 Killed In Ratchadamnoen Gunbattle
(18 February - latest update at 16.45) The number of fatalities in the a gunbattle between the police and anti-government militants at Ratchadamnoen Avenue has been revised down to 3.
CMPO Aborts Mission To Retake Ratchadamnoen Avenue
(18 February) The police have withdrawn from Ratchadamnoen Avenue where they had battled with anti-government protesters throughout the day.
UPDATED: Policeman Shot Near Phanfa Bridge Barricade
(18 February - latest update at 16.40) Contrary to previous reports, the policeman who had been shot near Phanfa Bridge is still alive.
Police Van 'Shot & Mobbed' By PCAD Gunmen
(18 February) A van carrying police officers has been reportedly targeted by anti-government armed militants near Jor Por Ror Intersection in Bangkok today.
CMPO Crackdown On Some Protest Sites Underway
(18 February) The police have launched the operation to secure a number of roads in Bangkok which have been occupied for over a month by anti-government protesters.
