Protesters shut down Bangkok’s international airport / Thai army chief asks PM to step down

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Thai Army Chief Urges Government to Step Down, Call Snap Elections
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By VOA News Thailand’s army commander has told the country’s elected government that it should step down and call a snap election to resolve a deepening political crisis.

Video: Thai Protesters Take to Streets, Block Airport AssociatedPress

Thailand government rejects army call to dissolve parliament guardian.co.uk
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Thailand government rejects army call to dissolve parliament guardian.co.uk, UK -

Thailand’s tourism industry set to suffer CNN International -

Army Chief Calls for Thai Elections to End Protests (Update2) Bloomberg -

Thailand’s army chief calls for prime minister’s resignation Los Angeles Times, CA

British tourists stranded by Thailand protests Reuters UK, UK -

Thai army chief advises prime minister to quit International Herald Tribune, France -

Indonesia cancels all flights to Bangkok Xinhua, China -

Thai Protesters Refuse to Clear out of Bangkok Airport Spiegel Online, Germany -

Airport 3000 go free Melbourne Herald Sun, Australia -

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