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Thailand crisis: Deadly attack on opposition rally Thailand crisis: Deadly attack on opposition rally
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Gunmen have opened fire on anti-government rally in eastern Thailand, killing a five-year-old girl and wounding dozens of people.Gunmen have opened fire on anti-government rally in eastern Thailand, killing a five-year-old girl and wounding dozens of people.
The violence broke out late on Saturday in the Khao Saming district of Trat province. The incident took place at a night market in the Khao Saming district of Trat province late on Saturday.
Attackers in two trucks threw explosives and shot at demonstrators at a rally by the People's Democratic Reform Committee, reports say. Attackers threw explosives and shot at demonstrators at a rally called by the People's Democratic Reform Committee.
Thailand has been hit by anti-government protests since November. Tensions across Thailand have escalated since a wave of anti-government protests began in November.
Demonstrators want Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to resign to make way for an appointed interim government, but she has refused. The demonstrators want Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra to resign to make way for an appointed interim government, but she has refused.
A five-year-old girl died from a gunshot wound to the head in Saturday's incident, hospital officials say. On Tuesday several people were killed in clashes that erupted in Bangkok, when police began clearing protest sites.
At least 30 other people - among them children - are believed to have been injured. The latest attack occurred in Trat province, about 300km (180 miles) south-east of the capital.
No-one has claimed responsibility for the attack. A five-year-old girl died from a gunshot wound to the head, hospital officials say.
It comes days after several people were killed in clashes that erupted in the capital, Bangkok, when police began clearing protest sites. At least 30 other people are believed to have been injured. Another child is said to be in a critical condition.
No group has said it carried carried out the attack.
But the BBC's Jonathan Head in Bangkok says suspicion will fall on armed groups on the fringe of the so-called "Red Shirt" supporters, who back Ms Yingluck.
The pro-government movement, which has so far remained largely peaceful, is due to hold its own demonstration later.
There have been a number of attacks on anti-government protest sites in Bangkok but these are now well guarded, our correspondent adds.