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	Several senior officials and the protest leader, Nithithorn Lamleua, attended the meeting.&nbsp;</div>
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	<span style="font-size: 12px;">The protesters were seen packing their belongings and leaving the ministry. Their next destination is unknown.&nbsp;</span></div>
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	Some 300 protesters entered the compound last night, with the demand to have the ministry stop operation.</div>
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Protesters left Foreign Ministry Tuesday morning

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Protesters left Foreign Ministry Tuesday morning

The anti-government protesters who occupied the Foreign Ministry's compound on Si Ayutthaya Road on Monday left the ministry Tuesday following a meeting between the protest leader and the ministry's senior officials.

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