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	After a meeting Monday of the fund-preparation committee, Tanittha Sawetsila Maneechot, deputy permanent secretary for the Tourism Ministry, told reporters that the working group would ask the Finance Ministry for a Bt50-million budget, which would help foreigners injured or killed in accidents while visiting here.</div>
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Bt50 million fund sought for helping foreign tourists

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