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	Chuwit walked from the Metropolitan Police Bureau to the Army Auditorium in Thewes at 10 am.</div>
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	He said he did not bring along clothes because he believed the NCPO had no reasons to detain him.</div>
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	Banharn arrived at the Army Auditorium at 10:10 am and did not stop by to talk to reporters.</div>
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Banharn, Chuwit report to NCPO

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