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	Yingluck gave the instruction while chairing a meeting of Defence Council at the Royal Thai Air Force headquarters.</div>
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	Normally, a Defence Council meeting is held at the Defence Ministry but the ministry is prone to be surrounded by protesters so Yingluck moved to the Air Force.</div>
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	Yingluck also told the top brass to take good care of weapons so that they would not be stolen for using to create situations.</div>
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