The rally was called after the House speedily passed the amnesty bill on Friday early morning.&nbsp;About 500 antiriot troops have been deployed at a stadium opposite the City Hall where the rally is to be held.
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	Troops have also been deployed to other government offices in the province to provide safety around the clock.</div>

Police reinforced in Songkhla prior to protest

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Police reinforced in Songkhla prior to protest

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