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	Army spokesman Col Winthai Suwaree said the Centre for Administration of Peace and Order asked the Army to deploy troops to keep security at the red-shirt rally site.</div>
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	Maj Gen Apirat Kongsompong, the commander of the division, has ordered he deployment of 300 troops to the Aksa Road as demanded by the CAPO.</div>
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First Army Division to deploy two companies of troops to keep security for red shirts

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First Army Division to deploy two companies of troops to keep security for red shirts

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