Thaıland Polıtıcs Unrest

THAILAND POLITICS UNRESTEPA02124741 TOURİSTS JOSTLE TO MAKE THEİR WAY THROUGH A LİNE OF THAİ SOLDİERS İNTO A SHOPPİNG CENTER İN THE SİLOM DİSTRİCT  İN

Thaıland Polıtıcs Unrest

epa02124741 Tourists jostle to make their way through a line of Thai soldiers into a shopping center in the Silom district  in Bangkok,T hailand, 20 April, 2010. Tourist arrivals to Thailand dropped dramatically in the Thai capital in the face of continuing policial unrest. Three five star hotels in the nearby Rachaprasong area have closed 20 April, announcing plans to stay shut until 25 April, citing safety concerns as thousands of protesters continue to occupy the areablock it forcing hundreds of shops in the high end dristrict to also stay closed. Hotel occupancy rates in the Thai capital have fallen dramatically in the last week as the protesters dig invow to remain until  the current government led by Abhisit Vejjajiva steps downcalls  new elections.  EPA/BARBARA WALTON

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