(Photo: 2Bangkok.com) At the plaza in front of the BMA building, a large group of people turn out for the PTV protest Almost like being there: PTV protest at Sanam Luang - 6:34pm, March 30, 2007 More: PTV and PTV rallies Also: High tension in Thailand How many protesters? This protest was probably no larger than the March 23 rally, but just packed into a smaller space. Other media estimates: Thousands - Thousands join anti-government rally - TNA, March 29, 2007 Thousands of citizens gathered peacefully Friday to listen to anti-government speeches by former key members of the then ruling Thai Rak Thai Party of deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra... 1,000 - PTV rally speakers again rail at junta - The Nation, March 31, 2007 PTV station's anti-coup rally went ahead yesterday in front of City Hall amid tight police security and attended by just over 1,000 people... 3,000 - Crowd small and peaceful at Thai anti-government protest - IHT, March 30, 2007 ...Up to 3,000 people attended, according to district police chief Col. Chumporn Karnchanarat... 4,000 - 4,000 join pro-Thaksin protest - Bangkok Post, March 31, 2007 ...About 4,000 people converged at City Hall's Lan Khon Muang public ground for a rally led by PTV, the satellite-based television station launched by former members of the Thai Rak Thai party founded by deposed prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra. (Photo: 2Bangkok.com) People in the crowd (Photo: 2Bangkok.com) Another view of BMA plaza - As with last week's protest, the crowd seemed very attentive, but sedate. (Photo: 2Bangkok.com) Meanwhile at Sanam Luang, a smattering of people listen to an impassioned speech (Photo: 2Bangkok.com) Another view of the Sanam Luang protest (Photo: 2Bangkok.com) Most of the park was filled with a kite fighting competition (above and below) (Photo: 2Bangkok.com) (Photo: 2Bangkok.com) More: PTV and PTV rallies Also: High tension in Thailand