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	The protesters moved from Chamai Maruchet Bridge to besiege the NESDB Office near Lan Luang Road at 10:30 am.</div>
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	The protest leaders announced that the officials must leave the NESDB compound by 12:30 pm or they would be dragged out.</div>
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	The officials left the office at 12:10pm through the front gage amid applause by the demonstrators.</div>
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	The protest leader said the officials had to stop working for five days.</div>
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Protesters force some 100 NESDB officials to stop working

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Protesters force some 100 NESDB officials to stop working

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