Updated at: 0850 PST, Saturday, April 17, 2010
BANGKOK: Thai protest leaders who have been rallying in Bangkok for more than a month will turn themselves over to police on May 15, one of them told foreign news agency on Saturday.
"On May 15, 24 of us will surrender. All of the leaders," "Red Shirt" leader Nattawut Saikuar said.
The Red Shirts have so far ignored repeated calls by authorities to disperse from the capital's commercial heartland, despite arrest warrants outstanding against the core leaders.
A week ago demonstrators at another Bangkok rally point clashed with security forces in the country's worst civil unrest in 18 years, leaving 23 people dead and more than 800 injured.
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