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**mynaflzak** · 06-01-2012, 01:00 PM

The multi-colour protesters, led by Tul Sitthisomwong, on Friday morning closed the Karn Ruan intersection on Ratchawithee road, blocking the way to the parliament’s Prasartthevarat gate, the only gate open for entry and exit, reports said.

This has blocked MPs of the Pheu Thai Party from entering the House of Representatives to attend the parliamentary session to deliberate the four proposed reconciliation bills.

The reports said that only Democrat MPs were allowed access to the parliament.

Police have closed other gates of the parliament due to the ongoing rally by the yellow-shirt supporters of the People’s Alliance for Democracy (PAD).

It was reported that Pheu Thai MPs were ordered to gather at the House No 111 Foundation to discuss what to do next.

Government chief whip Udomdej Rattanasathian said if MPs could not enter parliament to attend the meeting, the meeting venue might be changed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs instead.

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mynaflzak Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 558 Senior Member	The multi-colour protesters, led by Tul Sitthisomwong, on Friday morning closed the Karn Ruan intersection on Ratchawithee road, blocking the way to the parliament’s Prasartthevarat gate, the only gate open for entry and exit, reports said. This has blocked MPs of the Pheu Thai Party from entering the House of Representatives to attend the parliamentary session to deliberate the four proposed reconciliation bills. The reports said that only Democrat MPs were allowed access to the parliament. Police have closed other gates of the parliament due to the ongoing rally by the yellow-shirt supporters of the People’s Alliance for Democracy (PAD). It was reported that Pheu Thai MPs were ordered to gather at the House No 111 Foundation to discuss what to do next. Government chief whip Udomdej Rattanasathian said if MPs could not enter parliament to attend the meeting, the meeting venue might be changed to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs instead.
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