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	Suwat Panjawong, 29, was admitted to the Ladprao Hospital.&nbsp;</div>
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	Witnesses said the robber threatened Suwat for his cell phone at knifepoint and the victim handed it over.</div>
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	The robber then demanded his bag and his purse too, and Suwat tried to resist.</div>
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	During the pushing and shoving, the robber slashed Suwat&rsquo;s neck and sped away. Suwat flagged down a taxi and rushed himself to hospital.&nbsp;</div>
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