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Liputan6.com, Bangkok: The protesters called the mass of the Red Shirt, until Sunday (16 / 5) morning, refusing to leave the streets of Bangkok. In fact, during the last three days of rioting has killed 24 people. The riots resulted in the capital city of Thailand has become chaotic.

The situation was worsened because the two sides, both the mass anti-government and pro-government no one wants to budge. In fact, yesterday, Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva vowed to stop the rally that the government wants to impose.

Now, some major roads in Bangkok is very quiet. The situation heats up came a day after soldiers fired bullets to the protestors who fought with Molotov cocktails, stones and homemade rockets. Then tried to isolate Army occupied the camp of anti-government demonstrators in Bangkok [read: Surviving the Red Shirt, Negotiation Threatened Buntu].

"We will not retreat," Abhisit said in a statement broadcast on television last night. "We can not allow countries are in a condition in which the community formed armed groups to overthrow the government that they do not like." (DES / ANS / MSNBC)