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	&ldquo;His Majesty wants no special attention given to guard palaces, saying things should unfold naturally,&rdquo; he said.</div>
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	Prayuth said the Army was in charge of flood control for the Grand Palace. The Royal Household Bureau had not made any special request to safeguard against flooding although the Army mapped out a plan, he said.</div>
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No special flood control for palaces: Army chief

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No special flood control for palaces: Army chief

His Majesty the King voiced concern from the plight of flood victims and instructed for no special flood control for royal palaces, Army chief General Prayuth Chan-ocha said on Wednesday.

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