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hello i'm darren jordan and with the top stories here on al-jazeera police in thailand have cleared thousands of protesters from outside the prime minister's office after the government issued an emergency decree banning large gatherings 6 protest leaders have been arrested. has more than the time capital bangkok. they lined this large avenue thousands of them late in the afternoon through the early evening they even pushed buses aside to make their way in to this area then they staged a sit in if you will for several hours and then when it became very late at night kind of a couple of 100 several 100 hardcore protesters stayed here overnight then at 4 am that's when the government issued an emergency decree saying that any group over 5 was illegal and that's when we saw that clearing out process that led to this empty street behind me yemen's who think rebels have released 2 u.s. citizens in exchange for 250 fighters the swap is the 1st of several prisoner exchanges expected in the coming days between the saudi led coalition and the who thinks. fighting is escalating between armenia and azer