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	In his third order issued after he declared martial law, Prayuth said broadcast media as well as online media must not present reports that provoke situation of turmoil and rifts or cause misunderstanding among the public as well as affecting peace and order maintaining.</div>
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	The third order also told the printed media not to present reports that could affect peace-keeping effort under the martial law.</div>
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