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EC hopes military, security chiefs will attend Tuesday's meeting

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EC hopes military, security chiefs will attend Tuesday's meeting

Election Commission secretary-general Puchong Nutrawong said he hoped the military and security agency chiefs, would personally attend the meeting next Tuesday instead of sending representatives, if they were not preoccupied with other engagements.

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