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	Chalerm said if the People&rsquo;s Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) continues to cause trouble to the people, he would arrest PDRC leaders, who are wanted under arrest warrants.</div>
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	&ldquo;But we won&rsquo;t forcefully disperse the rally. We will regularly warn them,&rdquo; Chalerm said.</div>
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	He said he would use special force police to make arrests and would have troops to stand by.</div>
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