10.45am : Police tell protesters that they are going to reclaim space at their Chang Wattana rally site. The site is led by a monk; Luang Pu Buddha Issara. 
	Columns of full-gear police are set up about 100 meters from protesters who sit down and pray.&nbsp;The monk is on the stage, telling protesters to be calm.&nbsp;
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