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	Public Health Minister Pradit Sinthawanarong will send a letter to the World Health Organisation (WHO) seeking to clarify whether it has advised the factory to upgrade its Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standards because that could affect the construction.</div>
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	The Government Pharmaceutical Organisation (GPO) is responsible for the construction of the factory in Saraburi&rsquo;s Kaeng Khoi district. The factory would produce vaccines for influeza and avian flu.</div>
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