Thai protesters cancel march on PM

Thai anti-government protesters cancelled a march today on a military camp where the prime minister has hidden during their month-old campaign to oust him.

Wed, 14 Apr, 2010 - 13:18

Thai anti-government protesters cancelled a march today on a military camp where the prime minister has hidden during their month-old campaign to oust him.

But they promised they would continue their occupation of two areas of Bangkok capital.

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