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 * Guy sitting behind desk:** Good Evening. Your watching The People's News of Thailand. We begin our show tonight with our top story. The Government has begun a plan to evacuate Thai nationals who have been affected by the disaster in Japan. Familes will be transported by boat or plane to China, Korea, or Taiwan. The government is also delivering relief supplies to Japan and will be bringing home Thai's upon request. Also, the Thai enterprise is called to drop 7.7 percent due to the economic drop in Japan and Thailland. We hope you can help them by donating five dollars to Thai Relief Services (TRS). Just text "HELP" to TRS147.


 * Achara Anchali:** Phu Reu-Dan Sai parkway southbound is moving slowly due to an accident in the right lane. All other roads including the Bangkok expressway are clear. Here's Kasem Deng with his special report.


 * Kasem Deng**: We have recieved news that about 2,000 more Thai workers have left Libya. They have arrived by boat to Tunisia. This brings the total to over 8,000 Thai's who have evacuated Libya for safer areas. We expect that more will be leaving as well.

Last year on Thursday, May 10th, 2010 leader of the anti-government "Red Shirts" died after being wounded by a sniper's bullet during protests last week. Maj. Gen. Khattiya Sawasdipol was a renegade general better known as Seh Daeng, which means Red Commander.Tensions in Bangkok ramped up when Sawasdipol was shot and wounded by a sniper's bullet. His death came after four days of clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces killed 35 people -- with 11 of those deaths occurring in sporadic fighting throughout Sunday and overnight. Now for the Red Shirts, they continue Seh Daeng's revolt and still are against all Thai government. This is leading the Prime Minister and the Thai Cabinet to take serious measures against these Red Shirts. This just in, we have breaking news a 62 year old man was shot and seriously wounded by two men while he was riding on his motorcycle when he was attacked, he was shot four times police said he was on his way to Cho Batu village during this incident. Supects will be prosecuted. If you have any information about the suspects please contact athorities immediatly. For The People's News of Thailand, I'm Kasem Deng. This concludes this evening's presentation.