The protesters started marching at 10 am Monday. 
	Satit said the protesters would perform an important activity at noon to show people power to protest against the blanket amnesty bill. 
	Many Democrat MPs were given a green light to join street rally. 
	Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban said the protesters would march on Rama VI road to make a vow in front of a sacred thing that they would fight against the bill till the end. 
	The Nation

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