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Anti-government supporters give aid to a fellow "red shirt" who was shot in the chest after army soldiers penetrated their encampment in Bangkok May 19, 2010. Rioting and fires swept Bangkok on Wednesday after troops stormed a protest encampment, forcing protest leaders to surrender but sparking clashes that killed at least six and triggering unrest in northern Thailand. A night curfew has been declared in Bangkok and 21 provinces.

BANGKOK, THAILAND - MAY 19: A Thai anti-government red shirt protester is dragged to safety after being shot by Thai military forces on May 19, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. At least 5 people are reported to have died as government forces sought to overrun barricades raised in and around the city centre by anti-government protestors. Red-shirt leaders have now surrendered, ending their blockade in the aftermath of a sixth day of violence, leaving the army in control and a night time curfew to be imposed.

Anti-government supporters rush a fellow "red shirt" to safety after he was shot by army soldiers who were penetrating the "red shirt" encampment in Bangkok May 19, 2010. Rioting and fires swept Bangkok on Wednesday after troops stormed a protest encampment, forcing protest leaders to surrender but sparking clashes that killed at least six and triggering unrest in northern Thailand. A night curfew has been declared in Bangkok and 21 provinces.

BANGKOK, THAILAND - MAY19: A Thai soldier aims his rifle next to the body of a redshirt protester during an early morning attack on the red shirt camp May 19, 2010 in Bangkok, At least 5 people are reported to have died as government forces sought to overrun barricades raised in and around the city centre by anti-government protestors. Red-shirt leaders have now surrendered, ending their blockade in the aftermath of a sixth day of violence, leaving the army in control and a night time curfew to be imposed.

A Thai rescuer stands next to the bodies of two protesters killed during a crackdown by Thai soldiers on the Red Shirt anti-government protesters' camp in Bangkok on May 19, 2010. Thai protest leaders surrendered and told thousands of Red Shirt supporters to end their weeks-long rally after an army assault on their fortified encampment left at least five people dead.

Thai soldiers carry a wounded comrade during a crackdown on the Red Shirt anti-government protesters' camp in Bangkok on May 19, 2010. Thai protest leaders surrendered and told thousands of Red Shirt supporters to end their weeks-long rally after an army assault on their fortified encampment left at least six people dead and 58 injured.

Thai soldiers walk past the body of a protesters killed during a crackdown on the Red Shirt anti-government protesters' camp in Bangkok on May 19, 2010. Thai protest leaders surrendered and told thousands of Red Shirt supporters to end their weeks-long rally after an army assault on their fortified encampment left at least five people dead.

Thai soldiers fire torawds anti-government protesters near a barricade on Wednesday May 19, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. Thai troops opened fire Wednesday into the fortified encampment of anti-government protesters in downtown Bangkok, ramming armored vehicles into its tire-and-bamboo barricade in what appears to be a final crackdown after a week of deadly clashes.

Anti-government 'red shirt' supporters launch fireworks towards army soldiers at a check-point in Ding Daeng, near Bangkok's Victory Monument, May 18, 2010. Several thousand protestors, who have adopted red as a protest colour and broadly support former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, remain in a barricaded encampment in Bangkok's high-end shopping, hotel and diplomatic district, refusing to leave.

BANGKOK, THAILAND - MAY 18: An anti-government red shirt protester fires a slingshot towards Thai security forces on May 18, 2010 in Bangkok, Thailand. Protesters have clashed with military forces for five consecutive day in Bangkok after the government launched an operation to disperse anti-government protesters who have closed parts of the city for more than two months. Despite calls from the United Nations for both sides to begin talks, anti-government protesters in Bangkok have defied orders to leave their fortified camp, with 37 people having died and more than 260 injured since the military began its crackdown.
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