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	No PDRC-led protesters turned up to confront the red shirts.</div>
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	The red shirts opened the locked gate and left some of the them to guard the district office.</div>
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	Narongsak Wanitchayanon, leader of the group, said he decided to open the district office because the people needed government services at the office. He said the people were in trouble for failing to receive services for several days.</div>
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