With 18,000 policemen and soldiers mobilized at the cost of nearly Bt300m, Hua Hin and Cha-am beach fronts will look like a war zone during this week's Asean Summit.
Security will be tight. Everyone entering the hotels where the meetings and related functions take place will be given a different colour of badge. An "Asean Lane" will be set aside for traffic leading to the conference site.
With Arisman Pongruangrong declaring that he plans to lead a delegation of red-shirted protestors to hand a letter to the Asean leaders against PM Abhisit Vejjajiva comes the new announcenment just today that red-shirts won't be allowed into Hua Hin or Cha-am during the conference to prevent any untowards incident.
Arisman, who staged the "Pattaya fiasco" in April, this year, when he led red-shirted protestors to charge into the Asean summit in Pattaya, has been singled out as the Persona Non Grata of this event.
"He can hand over his protest note to Asean anywhere except in Hua Hin and Cha-am..." Deput PM Suthep Thuaksuban said.
Even Arisman's look-alikes should try to avoid that area, if they don't want to be politely told to leave...just to be on the safe side.
2 comments:
What do you expect from a has-been singer who used to sing like he was sucking a lollipop. Ever since he made a career move from a second rate singer to a wannabe politician, all he seems to be doing is to use his always-good-at-it skill, by trying to suck up to his boss (dry) who is currently taking refuge in Dubai. Whenever I see his face, it reminds me of a sewage-sucking machine.
Well,, aside from the above, how do you really feel about this guy.....
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