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	She also instructed the Health and Education ministries to educate and speedily cure patients to prevent further outbreaks.</p>
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	Yingluck also invited people to express their good wishes for HRH Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn on his 60th birthday. She presided over ceremonies paying tribute to the Crown Prince at Sanam Luang before leading a candle-lit function to offer felicitations yesterday evening.&nbsp;</div>
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Disease 'threat will ease'

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Disease 'threat will ease'

Premier Yingluck Shinawatra reassured parents on her weekly TV show that the threat of children catching Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease, which has spread for over two weeks, would ease by the end of next month.

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