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	The main banner on thaitv3.com was replaced by one reading &ldquo;Where&rsquo;s my Nua Mek?&rdquo; and &ldquo;When the evil force is approaching, how will they overcome and defeat it?&rdquo;</div>
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	The group also left its logo featuring its name on a green skull.</div>
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	The hacked banner appeared shortly before 5pm and remained there for about 15 minutes until the station removed it. The website was also down briefly. &nbsp;</div>
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