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	Suphot Tovichakchaikul, secretary-general of the Water and Flood Management Commission (WFMC), said he will be meeting Thongthong Chandrangsu, permanent secretary for the PM&rsquo;s Office, as well as legal experts at the Office of the AttorneyGeneral Tuesday to seek a resolution on the court verdict.&nbsp;</div>
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Getting ready to deal with pending verdict as court sets hearing date

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Getting ready to deal with pending verdict as court sets hearing date

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