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	Police installed more concrete barriers and barbwires around all gates to the Government House&rsquo;s compound.</div>
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	Riot-control police also donned full riot gear and carried baton and shield.</div>
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	Government Officials also gradually packed important documents for fear that they may not be able to go inside to continue their work on Monday.</div>
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	Suthep threatened to let protesters to occupy the Government House on Sunday to try to paralyse the administration.</div>
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