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	Deputy Spokesman of Peacekeeping Operations Centre Anucha Romyanant said on Thursday that the Metropolitan Police will ask the protesters occupying the street to return the area in order to prepare for the celebration early next month.</div>
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	Currently, there are three stages of political rallies at the Makkawan Bridge, Phan Fa Lilat Bridge and Democracy Monument on Rajdamnoen Avenue.</div>
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Protesters to be asked to make way for His Majesty's birthday celebrations

Peacekeeping Operations Centre will ask leaders of the three protest groups on Rajdamnoen to clear the road so that the authorities could start making preparations for celebration of His Majesty the King's Birthday.

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