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	He gave the instruction during a meeting of Army unit commanders to monitor the rally situation. The meeting was observed by reporters.</div>
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	Prayuth ordered Army agencies concerned to closely monitor the operations of the Centre for Maintaining Peace and Order to reclaim rally sites.</div>
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	Prayuth also expressed concern that there could be violence at the Pathumwan and Chaeng Wattan rally sites because people of the other side liked to show up at the rally sites.</div>
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