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	Pongsapat said Yingluck had ordered barbecued chicken and pork and streamed sticky rice as special lunch for the police officers.</div>
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	Pongsapat said Yingluck would also ask the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration to provide more mobile toilets for police and arrange a recreation area for them.</div>
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Yingluck to buy barbecued chicken, pork for 4,800 police Saturday

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Yingluck to buy barbecued chicken, pork for 4,800 police Saturday

Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra will host the lunch on Saturday for 4,800 policemen who are guarding the Government House, Deputy Police Commissioner-General Pongsapat Pongsathorn said Friday.

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