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**tyclislavaify** · 04-12-2012, 09:33 PM

The billionaire businessman-turned-politician told the red-shirt crowd he wanted to hug each one of them but security had to be stringent because of the regulations.

"My heart wants to return home. Please wait just a little and I'll be back with my brothers and sisters," Thaksin said.

He thanked the crowd who came from many provinces to meet him and said he would not forget the good things they had done for him.

Thaksin was expected to leave Vientiane for Siem Reap in Cambodia on Thursday, where red-shirts were also waiting to greet him.

Pheu Thai list MP Jatuporn Prompan, a UDD co-leader, said the Cambodian government had arranged for 4,500 security personnel and 500 non-uniformed officers to ensure Thaksin's safety during his visit.

Mr Jatuporn said the red-shirt group will visit Chong Jom, Chong Sa Ngam, Pak Kad and Poipet checkpoints as planned.

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tyclislavaify Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 407 Senior Member	The billionaire businessman-turned-politician told the red-shirt crowd he wanted to hug each one of them but security had to be stringent because of the regulations. "My heart wants to return home. Please wait just a little and I'll be back with my brothers and sisters," Thaksin said. He thanked the crowd who came from many provinces to meet him and said he would not forget the good things they had done for him. Thaksin was expected to leave Vientiane for Siem Reap in Cambodia on Thursday, where red-shirts were also waiting to greet him. Pheu Thai list MP Jatuporn Prompan, a UDD co-leader, said the Cambodian government had arranged for 4,500 security personnel and 500 non-uniformed officers to ensure Thaksin's safety during his visit. Mr Jatuporn said the red-shirt group will visit Chong Jom, Chong Sa Ngam, Pak Kad and Poipet checkpoints as planned.
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