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	The caravan comprises of four vehicles, equipped with a kitchen, a bed, a toilet and Wi-Fi internet.&nbsp;</div>
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	Gen Roy Inkapairote, tourist police commander, said that tourists can seek help from police officers accompanying the caravan. The officers also stand ready to provide security to all tourists.&nbsp;</div>

Tourist police roadshow kicked off

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Tourist police roadshow kicked off

"Thailand Tourist Police Roadshow 2013" was kicked off on Tuesday, ahead of the high season. Mobile trucks to promote the roadshow in four major destinations throughout this month - Ayutthaya, Phuket, Pattaya and Hua Hin - were introduced.

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