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	Worrayuth, managing director of Krating Daeng Company, will be subject to heavier penalties if convicted, as sentences for drunk drivers are a minimum of three years up to 10 years, and/or a maximum fine of Bt200,000.&nbsp;</div>
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	If he fails to show up at the police station at 2pm, Worrayuth may face an arrest warrant.</div>
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