2010年9月29日 星期三

Thailand may end emergency rule in more provinces: govt

Thailand said Tuesday that it was considering lifting a state of emergency in three northeastern provinces but not in Bangkok, where there have been a series of minor blasts in recent weeks.

Security officials are evaluating the situation in Nakhon Ratchasima, Khon Kaen, and Udon Thani - strongholds of the opposition "Red Shirts" - to gauge whether to revoke the decree, said Deputy Prime Minister Suthep Thaugsuban.

"It's possible that the emergency rule will be lifted in northeastern provinces but we have to assess the situation," he told reporters.

Seven areas, including Bangkok, are still under the decree, which was introduced in the capital in early April in response to the Red rallies that later left 91 people dead in clashes between protesters and the army.

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On Friday three people were wounded when a small bomb in a rubbish bin exploded in a residential area.

The Red Shirts deny any involvement in the blasts and have accused the government of a conspiracy to justify greater powers for authorities.

The emergency rule bans public gatherings of over five people and gives security forces the right to detain suspects for 30 days without charge.

Suthep, who oversees national security affairs, brushed aside suggestions that the government was using the powers to suppress political opponents.

"I can assure you that the government has never abused its power," he said.

The protests by the Reds, many of whom back fugitive ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra, attracted up to 100,000 people demanding immediate elections but were dispersed by an army crackdown on May 19.

After the crackdown,,Our company has opened five years, we have our own shops.women handbags enraged protesters set dozens of major buildings ablaze, including a shopping mall and the stock exchange.

Central World, Thailand's biggest shopping mall, reopened Tuesday, more than four months after it was damaged by fire.

The operator of the store, Central Pattana Public Co., said 80 percent of the store was now operational.

"The reopening of Central is a sign of a return to normal," said the firm's CEO Kobchai Chirathivat. "Central World is like a centre of society. Now we can say that our society is back to normal again."

But, underscoring lingering fears of unrest, he said the store had installed new high-tech security cameras, hired more security personnel and trained staff to deal with situations such as protests and terrorism.Unfortunately, when shopping for cheap true religion you must be aware that there are faux.

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