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	&ldquo;Services at more than 1,000 district offices and subdistrict offices have been affected,&rdquo; Supapong Krissanapan said Tuesday in his capacity as chief of BMA&rsquo;s Administration and Registration Division. He said a software glitch may have caused the problem.&nbsp;</div>
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	&ldquo;The database has been up and running since 1pm,&rdquo; he said, adding that software used by the Provincial Administration Department was more than 10 years old.&nbsp;</div>
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