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	Peacekeeping Centre spokesman Piya Utayo said the closed roads were Ratcha-damnoen from Democracy Monument to Phan Fa and Makkhawan Rangsan bridges, Nakhon Sawan between Thewakan and Nang Lerng intersections, Si Ayutthaya between Benjamabopit Temple and Phol 1 intersections, Phitsanulok between Yommarat and Wang Daeng intersections and Rama V between Benjamabopit Temple and Panich intersections.</div>

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