The Urupong demonstrators led by the People&rsquo;s Army against the Thaksin regime and the Students and People Network for Thailand Reform, cheered the arrival of the Samsen protesters. 
	Many blew whistles to welcome the Democrat-led protesters. 
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Democrat-led protesters reach Urupong

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Democrat-led protesters reach Urupong

At 11 am Monday, Samsen protesters led by Democrat MP Suthep Thaugsuban called at the Urupong intersection to greet the protesters there.

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