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English: Saturday, March 20, 2010. The day of the red shirt march through Bangkok was held in a festive mood. The impact on traffic seemed minimal as many Bangkokians apparently stayed home. The Bangkok Metropolitan police estimates that 65,000 protesters joined the rally through the city.
Date 20 March 2010
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13° 43′ 27.36″ N, 100° 32′ 55.64″ E

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