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	The court approved the arrest warrant at 5 pm.</div>
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	Pol Col Pong Sangmurin, commander of the Thung Song Hong police station, said Suthep faced sedition charge because he incited the people to seize government offices.</div>
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Criminal Court approves arrest warrant against Suthep on sedition charge

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