Yingluck, Interior Minister Yongyuth Wichaidit and Industry Minister Pongsawat Sawatdiwat flew on a police helicopter at the Police Aviation Department at 9:45 am to visit Map Ta Phut. 
	The prime minster will also visit injured workers in hospitals and hold a meeting of government agencies concerned before returning to Bangkok at 2 pm. 
	The Nation

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