Next to the "red shirt" headquarters of Chiang Mai is the headquarters of the Chiang Mai "red shirt" radio station and the Chiang Mai "red shirt" <i>Newspaper 51</i>. Computers and broadcasting material were confiscated. According to the lieutenant-colonel of the Thai army in charge of the operation, two so-called home-made "ping pong" bombs were found: one the size of a ping pong ball, the other the size of an orange. The take-over of the station and "Red-Shirt" headquarters was executed without violence on either side around 11.30 am, and, also according to the lieutenant-colonel of the Royal Thai army in charge of the operation, with the cooperation of the local "Red Shirt" leaders.<br><br><p>The Thai text on the door reads (from top to bottom):<br>
1. TV-Station, Radio Station, Newspaper<br>
2. Radio Station FM 92.5 Mhz<br></p>
3. Newspaper 51, (and in Englsih:) Thai Red News
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