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	The anti-government group is boarding 12 buses. Led by Supot Phiriyakiatkul, they are heading to Rajdamneon Avenue.&nbsp;</div>
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	It was reported that the pro-government group prepares 25 buses and 20 vans for supporters. Led by Sompodh Prasartthai, they are heading to Rajamangala Stadium.</div>

Nakhon Ratchasima protesters head to BKK

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