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Ifølge rygter er den røde Tv station lukket, lige som den røde protestlejr er ryddet og folk sendt hjem, Politiet skulle nu være underlagt hærens kommando

The Royal Thai Army on Tuesday declared martial law across the crisis-gripped kingdom to restore order following months of anti-government protests that have left 28 people dead and hundreds wounded.

The military statement was signed by army chief Gen. Prayuth Chan-Ocha. It cited a 1914 law that gives it authority to intervene during times of crisis, and said it had taken the action because on-going mass rallies between political rivals "could impact the country's security and safety of the lives and properties of the public."

An announcement broadcast on army-run TV Channel 5 said martial law had been invoked "to restore peace and order for people from all sides", stressing that the move "is not a coup".

"The public do not need to panic but can still live their lives as normal," it added.

The army said in a statement that the military had taken the action to ``keep peace and order'' and soldiers entered several private television stations in the capital.

An army official, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation, told the US news agency, The Associated Press, "This is definitely not a coup. This is only to provide safety to the people and the people can still carry on their lives as normal."

The army has staged 11 successful coups since the 1932 revolution.

http://www.bangko...artial-law

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ja ja rygterne løber helt vild hurtig lige nu

efter en tur på motorcykel kan vi konstaterer at den røde lejr er omringet og der er militær inde på pladsen mange røde forlader nu frivillig pladsen de er nok klar over at nu kommer der ikke flere penge

der er militær mange steder i Bangkok gade, politiet ser du næsten ikke

den røde TV Station er ikke lukket men de er underlagt kraftig censur

hæren har overtaget Capo og lukket enheden ned

Orders 1, 2: Army takes over Capo

http://www.bangko...-over-capo

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Order 3: Media control

The Royal Thai Army has clamped down on news reporting in its third order announced at 9.20am on Tuesday

The third order issued by the Peace Keeping Command (PKC) bans the dissemination of news in all forms and through all channels which distorts facts, promotes uprisings or invokes fears or misunderstanding, among the people which may affect the peace-keeping measures of officers.

http://www.bangko...ia-control

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The Royal Thai Army on Tuesday declared martial law across the crisis-gripped kingdom to restore order following months of anti-government protests that have left 28 people dead and hundreds wounded. An announcement broadcast on army-run TV Channel 5 said martial law had been invoked "to restore peace and order for people from all sides", stressing that the move "is not a coup".