End Of HISTORY - Polis
Thailand berubah jelujur, menghapuskan halangan benteng menyekat penunjuk
perasaan anti-kerajaan daripada memasuki pejabat Perdana Menteri.
Sekurang-kurangnya 3orang terbunuh dan 230 cedera dalam seminggu protes yang
bertujuan untuk menewaskan kerajaan Thailand.
Awal
pada Selasa polis membersihkan halangan kawat berduri melindungi pejabat
Perdana Menteri Yingluck Shinawatra dari serangan penunjuk perasaan anti
-kerajaan. Futej dari televisyen Thai menunjukkan penunjuk perasaan pengilangan
di sekitar luar ‘Government House’.
Perdana
Menteri Yingluck telah berpindah ke lokasi rahsia pada hari Ahad selepas
aktivis menyerbu kelab sukan polis di mana dia telah tinggal.
Perubahan
ini polis Thai strategi bertujuan untuk meredakan ketegangan yang meningkat
berikutan minggu protes. Ketua Polis bandar Kamronvit Thoopkrachang memberitahu
Reuters bahawa pegawai rusuhan telah diperintahkan untuk berundur.
“Dalam
setiap kawasan di mana terdapat konfrontasi, kita kini telah mengarahkan semua
polis untuk menarik balik. Adalah menjadi dasar kerajaan untuk mengelakkan
konfron-tasi,” Kamronvit kepada Reuters. “Hari ini, kami tidak akan menggunakan
gas pemedih mata, tiada konfrontasi, kami akan membiarkan mereka ke dalam jika
mereka mahu.”
Polis
bertempur dengan protes cuba untuk memecahkan penghadang ke ‘Government House’
pada hari Isnin. Pegawai menggunakan gas pemedih mata, meriam air dan peluru
getah untuk menangkis aktivis, yang membaling batu pada polis.
THAI
protesters reach Prime Minister Office After police
remove BARRIERS . . .
Thai
police have changed tack, removing fortified barriers blocking anti-government
protesters from entering the prime minister’s office. At least three people
have died and 230 were injured in a week of protests aimed at ousting
Thailand’s government.
Early
on Tuesday police cleared the barbed wire barriers protecting Prime Minister
Yingluck Shinawatra’s office from the onslaught of anti-government protesters.
Footage from Thai television showed the protesters milling around outside the
Government House.
Prime
Minister Yingluck was moved to a secret location on Sunday after activists
stormed the police sports club where she had been staying.
The
Thai police’s change of strategy seeks to defuse rising tensions following a
week of protests. City Police Chief Kamronvit Thoopkrachang told Reuters that
riot officers have been ordered to stand down.
"In
every area where there has been confrontation, we have now ordered all police
to withdraw. It is government policy to avoid confrontation," Kamronvit
told Reuters. “Today, we won't use tear gas, no confrontation, we will let them
in if they want.”
Police
clashed with protests attempting to break through the barricades to Government
House on Monday. Officers used tear gas, water cannons and rubber bullets to
repel the activists, who threw rocks at police.
Penunjuk
perasaan anti-kerajaan berkumpul di sekitar ‘Government House’ semasa
perhimpunan di Bangkok 3 Disember 2013. (Anti-government protesters gather
around the Government House during a rally in Bangkok December 3, 2013.
(Reuters/Chaiwat Subprasom - think IN pictures @1WORLD Community)
Keganasan
paling teruk minggu yang mendatang pada petang Sabtu apabila sekumpulan
penunjuk perasaan melepaskan tembakan pada perhimpunan pro-kerajaan, membunuh
sekurang-kurangnya 4 orang dan mencederakan berpuluh-puluh lagi. Kira-kira
70,000 penyokong PM Yingluck telah berkumpul di kawasan Ramkamhaeng di Bangkok.
Kerajaan
Yingluck enggan panggilan oleh pergerakan protes untuk pilihanraya umum dan
telah menolak tuntutan mereka sebagai “tidak mengikut perlembagaan.”
Ketua
penunjuk perasaan Suthep Thaugsuban - seorang ahli politik yang berjanji bagi
pembangkang Parti Demokrat - telah menuntut bahawa Yingluck meletakkan jawatan
untuk memberi laluan kepada pembentukan sebuah “Majlis rakyat” terdiri daripada
Thaugsuban dipanggil untuk mogok di seluruh negara pada hari Isnin “orang yang
baik.”
Beliau
telah menuduh Perdana Menteri Yingluck menjadi “boneka” untuk jutawan beliau
abang Thaksin Shinawatra. Thaksim yang digulingkan dari kerajaan oleh rampasan
kuasa tentera pada tahun 2006 dan kemudiannya meninggalkan negara ini selepas
didapati bersalah kerana rasuah. Beliau kini tinggal dalam buangan di Dubai,
tetapi kekal sebagai bahagian penting dalam kerajaan sekarang.
Pihak
berkuasa Thailand mengumumkan pada hujung minggu yang Suthep telah mahu untuk “tuduhan
pemberontakan yang hendaklah dihukum dengan hukuman mati atau penjara seumur
hidup.” Satu waran tangkap telah dikeluarkan untuk Suthep minggu lepas atas
tuduhan mendalangi pendudukan kementerian kerajaan.
The
worst violence of the week came on Saturday evening when a group of protesters
opened fire at a pro-government rally, killing at least four people and
injuring dozens more. Around 70,000 supporters of PM Yingluck had gathered in
the Ramkamhaeng area of Bangkok.
Yingluck’s
government has refused calls by the protest movement for snap elections and has
dismissed their demands as “unconstitutional.”
Protest
leader Suthep Thaugsuban – a former politician for the opposition Democrat
Party – has demanded that Yingluck resign to make way for the formation of a
“people’s council” made up of “good people.” Thaugsuban called for a nationwide
strike on Monday
He
has accused Prime Minister Yingluck of being a “puppet” for her billionaire
older brother Thaksin Shinawatra. Thaksim was ousted from government by a
military coup in 2006 and subsequently fled the country after being found
guilty of corruption. He now lives in exile in Dubai, but remains an important
part of the current government.
Thai
authorities announced over the weekend that Suthep was wanted for “the charge
of insurrection which shall be punished with death or life imprisonment."
An arrest warrant had already been issued for Suthep last week on charges of
orchestrating the occupation of government ministries.
Polis
rusuhan Thai tersenyum kerana mereka bersorak oleh penunjuk perasaan
anti-kerajaan selepas demonstrasi memanggil keluar di luar ‘Government House’
di Bangkok 3 Disember 2013. (Thai riot police smile as they are cheered by
anti-government protesters after demonstrations are called off outside
Government House in Bangkok December 3, 2013. (Reuters/Dylan Martinez - think
IN pictures @1WORLD Community)
Penunjuk
perasaan anti-kerajaan dalam meraikan di dalam ‘Government House’ selepas
demonstrasi kita memanggil keluar di Bangkok 3 Disember 2013. (Anti-government
protesters celebrate inside the grounds of Government House after
demonstrations we called off in Bangkok December 3, 2013. (Reuters/Dylan
Martinez - think IN pictures @1WORLD Community)
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