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BANGKOK -- At least one Thai anti-government protester was killed and 21 were wounded in a pre-dawn bomb blast Thursday inside a demonstration site in Bangkok, emergency services said.

The bomb went off at 3:28 a.m. (2028 GMT) in front of a stage at the Government House compound, which protesters from the so-called People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD) occupied in late August.

Twenty-two demonstrators wounded by the bomb blast were taken to four nearby hospitals, emergency services said. One later died and 10 were still in a serious condition, they said.

• Ex-solon opposes CA’s Villarama in SC
• IFJ condemns journalist’s murder
• Watchdog opposes Solgen candidacy to SC

• Sect leaders in Canada face polygamy rap
• Mumbai attackers told by phone to kill
• Global warming goes on despite cold wave
• US boy, 6, drives car 10 miles to school
• Israel approves tougher war on Hamas
• Obama meets with Bush, ex-US presidents
• German billionaire commits suicide