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	Suthep led protesters to march from the Finance Ministry to Government Complex on Chaeng Wattana Road at 09.15 am Wednesday.</div>
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	The protesters reached the Government Complex at 1:.39 pm.</div>
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	At 4:20 pm, Suthep gave a deadline for police to leave from Government Complex by 5 pm.</div>
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Protesters to stay overnight inside Government Complex: Suthep

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