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	He said the stations must get license from the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission before they will be allowed by the National Council for Peace and Order to resume broadcast.</div>
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Illegal community radio stations will not be allowed to resume broadcast: Winthai

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Illegal community radio stations will not be allowed to resume broadcast: Winthai

Community radio stations that have not been permitted to operate legally will not be allowed to resume their broadcast, Army deputy spokesman Col Winthai Suwaree said Sunday.

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