Piya said police were monitoring the situation on a daily basis before deciding whether to extend the security enforcement from Government House to Urupong. 
	He also said police were checking whether protest organisers had sought and received the city permission to erect the rally tents and use loudspeakers. 
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Urupong protesters peaked at 1,100: police

The crowds at Urupong rally site surged to a record level of 1,100 last night, peace-keeping spokesman Police Maj General Piya Uthayo said on Monday.

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