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	Growers gathered in Songkhla before leaving for the premier&rsquo;s residence in Bangkok with latexladen pickup trucks as part of their caravan. They plan to pour the latex in front of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra&rsquo;s home if the problem of the falling rubber price is not addressed.</div>
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Rubber growers to march on Bangkok

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Rubber growers to march on Bangkok

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