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	Akanat Promphan, the spokesman, said at 11.50am that the protesters would stay at the Democracy Monument until 6pm or when the deadline the Democrat leaders set for the Pheu Thai-led government to terminate the controversial amnesty bill expires.</div>
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Democrat-led protesters not to close roads: spokesman

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Democrat-led protesters not to close roads: spokesman

The spokesman of the organisers of the Democracy Monument's rally denied Monday that the protesters were ordered to close road traffic, skytrain route, airport, and besiege government offices.

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