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	The tweet was sent at 12.56am, following the cancellation of the American singer-songwriter&#39;s&nbsp;concert in Bangkok.</div>
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	The concert, sold out, was scheduled to take place at Impact Arena on June 9.&nbsp;</div>
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	BEC-Tero Entertainment, the organiser, cited the current situation in Thailand as the reason for the cancellation. It said all parties involved including the singer deeply regretted and apologised to all fans. Tickets can be refunded during May 29-June30.&nbsp;</div>

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Taylor Swift tweets her love to Thai fans

"I'm sending my love to the fans in Thailand. I'm so sad about the concert being cancelled", Taylor Swift tweeted.

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