A firefighter works to control the fire that burned all night at the CentralWorld shopping mall on Thursday, May 20. The mall was one of more than two dozen buildings set ablaze(燃烧起来) by protesters. Operations the day before evicted(驱逐) the protesters after a six week takeover of Bangkok's major shopping district. A curfew(宵禁) remains in effect for three more days in an attempt to quell the violence.
A woman cries as she leans over the dead body of a protester killed in a gunbattle the day before at a Buddhist temple which had been turned into a shelter.
An anti-government protester piles tires on a fire at a shopping center on Wednesday, May 19 in Bangkok, Thailand. Anti-government protest leaders in Thailand surrendered to police on Wednesday after troops stormed(袭击) their encampment(营地), sparking clashes that killed at least six people and injured 60.
Red Shirt protesters weep as their leaders tell them that their protest must end.
Anti-government protesters raise arms and walk to Thai soldiers as they leave their encampment to be transported home.
Red Shirt protesters use a table to shield(掩护) themselves as they drag a wounded comrade to medics after he was shot by Thai military forces on May 19 in Bangkok.
A Thai Red Shirt protester runs beside a shop set ablaze a few hours before the leaders of the movement announced their surrender(投降) on Wednesday.
Smoke rises above the Bangkok skyline following a crackdown by Thai Army soldiers on the Red Shirt anti-government protesters' camp on Wednesday. A curfew is to be imposed across Bangkok at night, Defense Minister(国防部长) General Prawit Wongsuwon said, after a military offensive against anti-government protesters in the capital.
The bodies of anti-government protesters lie covered on a street on Wednesday.