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	Those who fail to have their nationality verified by today will be repatriated, said Labour Minister Padermchai Sasomsap.</div>
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	The majority of workers in Samut Sakhon on the Gulf of Thailand, 100 km southwest of Bangkok, are from Myanmar. The province is known for its fishing industry.</div>
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