Thai court remands 11 red-shirts for another 12 days (2)
10:51, June 16, 2010 
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Red-shirts members wait for the results outside the Criminal Court in Bangkok, June 15, 2010. The court on Tuesday cited flight risk as grounds for rejecting bail applications of 11 red-shirts leaders and guards, who were charged with terrorism for what they did during a two-month-plus anti-government rally in the capital city. According to The Nation online, the court approved to remand the 11 red-shirts for another 12-day from Thursday to June 26. (Xinhua/Thana Nuntavoranut)
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（Editor：张心意）
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