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	They were taken from the First Infantry Regiment to a safe house after the coup makers released representatives of the ousted government and the Democrat, who attended the failed seven-partite meeting at the Army Club on Thursday.</div>
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	The coup makers also released three Pheu Thai representatives but detained two - Pheu Thai secretary general Phutham Wechayachai and party spokesman Prompong Nopparit, and took them to the safe house along with the UDD and PDRC leaders.</div>
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