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	The source aid Prayuth gave the order during a daily meeting to monitor the political situation.</div>
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	After the meeting, Prayuth left in a helicopter to the Chulachomklao Royal Military Academy in Nakhon Nayok without giving any interview to reporters.</div>
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Prayuth asks Army intelligence agencies to locate sources of bombs found in Bangkok

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Prayuth asks Army intelligence agencies to locate sources of bombs found in Bangkok

Army chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha has asked Army intelligence agencies to trace to the sources of bombs found frequently in Bangkok, an Army source said.

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