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Tuesday, September 02, 2008

God, may you have mercy on Thailand. May Your protection fall upon those needys. The currect situation in Bangkok had been declared a state of emergency by the Thailand's prime minister. God, can you calm Thai people down with Your love & peace? Less people will be injury or hurt in the currect situation. God, i pray that the currect situation in Bangkok will be resolve soon.

God, i thank you in advance for your protection & mercy on Thai people. Amen.

copy from BBC news (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7592942.stm)
Thailand's Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej has declared a state of emergency in the capital Bangkok, after clashes left at least one person dead.
Dozens more were hurt in the worst violence seen in Bangkok for 16 years.
Mr Samak said he had "no choice" but to impose the measure in order to end the week-old revolt by supporters of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD).
But the army commander has promised that his men will not use force to disperse the protesters.
Separately, in a fresh blow to the government, the Thai election commission recommended that Mr Samak's People Power Party be disbanded over claims of vote-buying in elections last December.
The recommendation will not lead to immediate action against the party, as it must now be considered by the public prosecutor's office, but correspondents say it piles further pressure on Mr Samak's government.

If the prosecutor submits the case to the Constitutional Court and the ruling is upheld, Mr Samak and other top party leaders would be banned from politics for five years.
PAD supporters say the government is a front for Thaksin Shinawatra - the former prime minister, now in exile, whom the PAD was instrumental in removing in a coup in 2006.
The PAD has a passionate following in various parts of the country, especially Bangkok, and some powerful backers among the elite.
But it has little support in most of rural Thailand, which voted strongly for Prime Minister Samak, and Mr Thaksin before him.