Rally leader Suthep Thaugsuban on Tuesday marched for the second day to invite people to join the mass rally on January 13.
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	He and hundreds of supporters started from Rachadamnoen rally site, Pinklao Bridge, Sirindhorn Road, back to Samsen Road, St Gabriel school, Rajabatra Suan Sunnanta University, Banglampu and back to the starting point.</div>
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	He was welcomed by people who gave him hugs of supports and waved the national flags. Many of them gave him the money as a donation for the activities.</div>

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