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	They would instead meet for a &ldquo;workshop&rdquo; with working teams of Public Health Minister Pradit Sinthawanarong and PM&rsquo;s Office Minister Nivatthamrong Boonsongpaisal, and possibly PM&rsquo;s secretary-general Suranand Vejjajiva on that day in a bid to find a solution to their problems, according to the spokesman.</div>
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