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	The anti-government protest led by Students and People&rsquo;s Network for Thailand&rsquo;s Reform (STR), reaches the Nang Leong Intersection on Phisanulok Road at 5.45pm.</div>
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	The leaders announced to protesters that they would gather at there, saying they wanted to seal off the Government House.</div>
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	The protesters left their base at Makawan Bridge in the morning, marched to ruling Pheu Thai Party headquarters on New Phetchburi Road before stopping at Nang Leong Intersection.</div>
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