He said the clash the two intersections showed that Boonlert had no measures to control the crowd to be in order. 
	Pracha said the people might be used as tools to create violence. 
	He said demonstrators who want to go home can have a free ride at the Sanam Luang from 2 pm to 3 pm. 
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