Italian photographer shot dead in Bangkok

Fabio Polenghi has been shot dead in Thailand today while covering the violent confrontations between the army troops and anti-government protesters

Author: Olivier Laurent

19 May 2010 Tags: PhotojournalismPhotojournalists

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