Four of them are sent to Rajvithi hospital, two are sent to Ramathibodi hospital and another protester was sent to Pramongkut hospital. 
	Centre for Administration of Peace and Order (CAPO) on Thursday defended police&#39;s use of tear gas at anti-government protesters who tried to force into a stadium to prevent registration of candidates for the Feb 2 election. 
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