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	Deputy government spokesman Chalitrat Chantarubeksa said the Cabinet agreed to extend the nationality identification time frame and let the Cambodian, Myanmar and Laotian workers who were pending the procedure to stay in Thailand until December 14.&nbsp;</div>
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	There are still 693,267 workers awaiting their nationality identification and work permits. The previous deadline was tomorrow.</div>

Migrants have until Dec 14 for identification

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Migrants have until Dec 14 for identification

The Cabinet yesterday approved the extension of the deadline for nationality identification of migrant workers to December 14.

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