At this time in Thailand, the protest leaders are collecting blood in preparation for throwing it on Government House.
- http://twitter.com/bangkokpundit
- Bangkok Pundit lived-blogged these past events.

(text, photos). Photo right by Nirmal Ghosh.
....Doctors and nurses from hospitals and clinics had volunteered to do it professionally. There were stacks of supplies – clean disposable syringes in original packaging, alcohol, cotton wool and gauze and Band-aid, surgical gloves and masks. The blood was being put into large plastic bottles, the kind in which you get drinking water in bulk....
A few metres from the stage, hundreds of red shirts were filing into a tent to donate blood. An air conditioner wheezed fruitlessly as 20-30 people at any given moment crammed into the white tent on the hot and humid morning, with the queue outside stretching for about 50 metres. After they had given blood, they were provided with a generous bowl of rice porridge outside.....
- http://twitter.com/karmanomad
- Ghosh was there, live-blogging these past events in Bangkok.
This morning, thousands of red shirts lined up to have their blood drawn by medical activists, a day after red-shirt leader Nattawut Saikua vowed to collect "1 million cubic centimetres" of blood to spill at Government House on Tuesday evening. More blood will be shed at the headquarters of the Democrat Party on Wednesday and the Prime Minister's house on Thursday if the protesters’ demands were not met.
Red Shirt's blood collection points being swamped. People want their blood poured at Thailand Gov. House
- http://twitter.com/photo_journ
- http://twitpic.com/photos/photo_journ - photos
- John LeFevre was there live-blogging these events.
Warning: if you don’t like images of needles or blood — or, specifically, photos of large plastic bottles full of blood — avert your eyes now…
- https://twitter.com/newley
- http://twitpic.com/photos/newley - photos
- Newley was there live-blogging these past events in Thailand.

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