Special report: Coup d'etat in Thailand

    BANGKOK, Sept. 21 (Xinhua) -- The plane used by Thailand's ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra on his overseas trip before the coup landed at a military airport in Bangkok Thursday, military sources said.

    Aboard the plane are some officials and aids who had accompanied Thaksin on his previous overseas trips since early September to Finland, Cuba and the United States, sources told Xinhua.

    But now it is not sure whether Thaksin is among the passengers. The ousted PM arrived Wednesday in London, where he owns a house, according to earlier reports.

    Two ministers of Taksin government have reported to the martial authority body -- the Administrative Reform Council (ARC) which took over the government in Tuesday night's coup. Enditem