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	In his Twitter, he said that the Foreign Affairs Ministry and the Public Health Ministry will stand ready to facilitate the evacuees.&nbsp;</div>
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	He added that three flights would fly Thais from Dubai to Bangkok. Aside from one from Thai Airways International, there are two more charter flights. He said as the three flights can accommodate the number of evacuees, the Royal Thai Air Force&#39;s C130 aircraft will not be deployed for now.&nbsp;</div>

First flight from Egypt lands 2.45pm

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Thailand and Switzerland agree to boost trade and climate cooperation

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First flight from Egypt lands 2.45pm

The first evacuation flight for Thai students in Egypt will land on Monday at Don Mueang Airport at 2.45pm, said government spokesman Teerat Ratanasevi.

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