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	His resignation will take effect immediately.</div>
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	Sita was the spokesman of defunct Thai Rak Thai Party.&nbsp;</div>
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	Also leaving are 3 other directors - &nbsp;Pol Gen Krisna Polanantat, General Pharnu Kerdlarpphon, and Wattana Tiengkul.</div>
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AOT chairman resigns

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AOT chairman resigns

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