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Bloomberg
December 1, 2008
2 (Bloomberg) -- The takeover of
Bangkok's two main airports by
anti-government protesters and terrorist attacks in
Mumbai last week could squeeze air ...
International Herald Tribune
December 1, 2008
Bangkok: A bomb blast killed one
anti-government protester and wounded 22 others at
Bangkok's blockaded Don Muang airport on Tuesday, an emergency services ...
New Zealand Herald
December 1, 2008
Foreign tourists wait in a queue for a flight out of
Thailand at the U-Tapao airport about 160 km south of
Bangkok. Photo / AP What should be done to rescue ...
Philippine Star
December 1, 2008
By Alexa Villano Updated December 02, 2008 08:45 AM Filipinos passengers stranded in
Bangkok started arriving last night aboard Philippine
airlines and Cebu ...
USA Today
December 1, 2008
Reuters is reporting that a bomb blast at
Bangkok's Don Muang Airport has killed one and wounded 22, according to emergency service
workers. ...
Cruise Critic
December 1, 2008
Washington Post
December 1, 2008
By Nopporn Wong-Annan
Bangkok (Reuters) - A bomb blast killed an
anti-government protester and wounded 22 at
Bangkok's blockaded Don Muang airport on ...
Seattle Times
December 1, 2008
airlines were flying dozens of empty planes out of
Bangkok's international airport today as authorities struggled to clear it of protesters to reopen ...
Los Angeles Times
December 1, 2008
As
anti-government protests continued in
Bangkok, shuttering two Thai airports, flights were diverted to the U-Tapao military airport. ...
New York Times
December 1, 2008
By THOMAS FULLER Bangkok - A protest encampment at Don Muang Airport in the Thai capital was rocked by a bomb blast early Tuesday morning, according to news ...
MarketWatch
December 1, 2008
Thailand's long-running political crisis has deepened in recent days after
anti-government protesters shut down
Bangkok's two main airports last week, ...
KARE
December 1, 2008
A group of 18 students and three teachers from Northwestern College in St. Paul were stranded in
Bangkok, where
anti-government protesters took two airports ...
Inquirer.net
December 1, 2008
At 5 am Monday (6 am in Manila), 10 buses with the Filipino passengers rolled out of Bangkok for Chiang Mai. Although tired, the Filipino passengers heaved ...
Scotsman
December 1, 2008
But Scots cycling champion Chris Hoy found himself caught up in the chaos at
Bangkok's international airport, which has been taken over by
anti-government ...
Hindu
December 1, 2008
Bangkok (PTI): Triggering fears of confrontation with the police, hundreds of
anti-government protesters in
Thailand on Monday reinforced the siege of ...
BBC News
December 1, 2008
BBC transport producer Sue Emmett has been caught up in the travel chaos in Bangkok. Along with an estimated 100000 other stranded holidaymakers, ...
Deutsche Welle
December 1, 2008
Thai
anti-government protesters have started to abandon the prime minister's offices in central
Bangkok, which they have been occupying since August. ...
Toronto Star
December 1, 2008
Bangkok-
airlines were flying dozens of empty planes out of
Bangkok's international airport today as authorities struggled to clear it of protesters to ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
December 1, 2008
A group of 18 students and three teachers from Northwestern College in St. Paul is stranded in
Bangkok, where
anti-government protesters have taken over the ...
The Australian
December 1, 2008
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade yesterday revised its Thai travel advice, recommending
Australians reconsider their need to visit
Bangkok. ...
Voice of America
December 1, 2008
As VOA's Kate Pound Dawson reports from
Bangkok, big and small
businesses are suffering. With no tourists getting in or out of
Bangkok's international and ...
Xinhua
December 1, 2008
Bangkok, Dec. 1 (Xinhua) --
Thailand's Tourism Minister Weerasak Kowsurat said on Monday that the number of stranded foreign tourists in Thailand have risen ...
Sydney Morning Herald
December 1, 2008
SEVEN busloads of stranded
Australians, some of them distressed, left
Bangkok for a 14-hour road journey to the southern resort island of Phuket yesterday ...
Bloomberg
December 1, 2008
1 (Bloomberg) --
anti-government protesters in
Thailand allowed 37 empty
aircraft to leave
Bangkok's main airport, as 300000 travelers remained stranded in ...
New York Times
December 1, 2008
By THOMAS FULLER
Bangkok - Protesters blockading
Bangkok's two airports increased their numbers Monday as
Thailand's government, paralyzed by the ...
KAALtv.com
December 1, 2008
A group of 18 students and three teachers from Northwestern College in St. Paul are trapped in
Bangkok, where
anarchists have taken over the airport. ...
Lubavitch.com
December 1, 2008
(lubavitch.com) With
Bangkok's airport shut down by
anti-government protesters, Chabad of
Thailand is prepared to host a greater number of visitors, ...
National Business Review
December 1, 2008
The Government is considering ways to get New Zealanders out of Bangkok if violence erupts in the Thai capital, Prime Minister John Key says. ...
Bernama
December 1, 2008
According to a press statement Monday, both
organisations have jointly assisted 36 of its members to depart
Bangkok via Rayong to Kuala Lumpur using a ...
Chicago Tribune
December 1, 2008
Bangkok - Government supporters converged on the capital on Sunday, in a counter to rival protesters who seized Bangkok's two airports and forced the prime ...
Reuters
December 1, 2008
Bangkok (Reuters) - Restarting Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi airport will take at least a week from the end of the current sit-in by protesters because of security ...
Bloomberg
December 1, 2008
1 (Bloomberg) -- As the world waits for
Thailand to end a week-long occupation of
Bangkok's airports, the anti- government protesters who seized them say ...
Xinhua
November 30, 2008
A
China Eastern Airbus-300 arrives at the Utapao Airport near Pattaya, about 150 km east of
Bangkok, capital of
Thailand, Nov. 29, 2008. ...
Bloomberg
November 30, 2008
1 (Bloomberg) -- As the world waits for
Thailand to end a week-long occupation of
Bangkok's main airports, the
anti-government protesters who seized them ...
ABS CBN News
November 30, 2008
It's not easy to transport over 500 people from Bangkok, making them travel over 500 kilometers. But we're [DFA] doing our best to coordinate with the ...
Scotsman
November 30, 2008
But Scots cycling champion Chris Hoy found himself caught up in the chaos at
Bangkok's international airport, which has been taken over by
anti-government ...
Channel News Asia
November 30, 2008
Straits Times
November 30, 2008
By Serene
Luo IT HAS been five days and counting for Mr Leong Sow Hoe and his group of 49 other Singaporeans stranded in
Bangkok. The group from Bethesda ...
New York Times
November 30, 2008
By THOMAS FULLER Bangkok - Protesters occupying Bangkok's two airports and the prime minister's office pleaded for police protection Sunday after an ...
เดอะ เนชั่น
November 30, 2008
By The Nation When the
Israeli Foreign Ministry decided to bring together all its Asian ambassadors and envoys under one roof, it chose
Bangkok to host the ...
