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	Yongyuth resigned from the posts of the first deputy prime minister and interior minister on Friday after National Anti-Corruption Commission indicted him in June as malfeasance in the Alpine scandal.</div>
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	Interior Ministry on September 20 ordered to retroactively expel Yongyuth as the then deputy permanentsecretary of interior in 2002.&nbsp;</div>
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Pheu Thai leader Yongyuth resigns

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Pheu Thai leader Yongyuth resigns

Yongyuth Wichaidit has declared resignation as an MP and Pheu Thai Party's leader on Thursday. The resignation is effective immediately.

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