Academics, religious leaders oppose curfew option in South

Academics and religious leaders are opposed to the possible imposition of a curfew in the deep South in the wake of recent bomb attacks, saying that such drastic action would draw international sanctions on the counterinsurgency operations while also affecting the daily lives of local residents. Meanwhile, security authorities are looking for eight vehicles reported […]

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Thailand is considering imposing curfew in parts of the southern border provinces

BANGKOK, 2 August 2012 (NNT) – Deputy Prime Minister Yutthasak Sasiprapa has disclosed that the government is considering imposing curfew in certain parts of the southern border provinces. According to General Yutthasak, it remains unnecessary to impose a general curfew in the South, but security agencies are mulling the prospect of issuing a partial curfew […]

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November election date not feasible, says Thai premier

Thailand’s prime minister said previously proposed November elections are not feasible “in the current environment”, 10 days after the Thai army quashed an anti-government protest in Bangkok. However, in his weekly television address yesterday, Abhisit Vejjajiva said he believed the situation in Thailand was “getting back to normal”. Thai authorities have lifted a night-time curfew […]

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