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	He was admitted at 11:40 am after he was diagnosed with bronchitis.</div>
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	Doctors said the monk would be admitted until his bronchitis was cured and no followers would be allowed to visit him for fear that his infection would worsen.</div>
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Luangpor Khoon admitted to hospital

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