It was earlier reported that Pheu Thai representatives entered the candidate registration site since Sunday night but it was later confirmed that they entered the compound at 4 am Monday. 
	The Election Commission said its officials could enter the compound by 50 per cent but they were ready to receive applications from political parties. 
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