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	In its tweet, the airline noted that the protests at the Royal Police Club on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road are causing severe tailbacks so passengers going to the airport are advised to plan ahead to ensure adequate travel time and arrive in time for their flights. The road is the main route going to the airport.</div>
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