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	The Metropolitan Police Bureau will continue to collect evidence against the rally organisers before repetitioning for the court-sanctioned warrants, deputy commissioner Maj General Chayut Thanathaweerat said on Wednesday.</div>
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Court rejects arrest warrants for eight rally organisers

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Court rejects arrest warrants for eight rally organisers

The Criminal Court has rejected the police request to issue eight arrest warrants for organisers at the Urupong rally.

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