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	The letter was signed by Somsak Suriyamongkol, deputy EC secretary general on behalf of the secretary general.</div>
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	The letter asked the national police chief and metropolitan police chief to instruct police stations to deploy policemen to guard polling stations.</div>
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EC requests help from police to guard polling stations

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EC requests help from police to guard polling stations

The Office of the Election Commission has set a letter to the police commissioner general and the Metropolitan police chief to seek security forces for keeping order at polling stations on Sunday.

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