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	Interior Minister Charupong Ruangsuwan, who is Pheu Thai leader, and party deputy spokesman Anusorn Iamsaard said there was no plan to dissolve the PAOs.</div>
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	Preecha said Pheu Thai planned to dissolve the PAOs because their operations overlapped with those of municipal and tambon bodies, plus the Local Administration Department.</div>
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Provincial bodies won't be disbanded, Charupong says

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