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	Veterinarian Dr Boripat Siriaroonrat, a senior official at the Zoological Park Organisation under the Royal Patronage of HM The King, said Lin Hui had shown signs that she is about to give birth &ndash; such as a falling level of the hormone progesterone &ndash; but had not yet gone into labour.&nbsp;</div>
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