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	The survey also found that 16 per cent of children under five years old in Thailand are too short for their age and nine per cent are underweight.</div>
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	The survey was carried out by a survey by the National Statistical Office (NSO) and Unicef among 27,000 households nationwide between September and November 2012.</div>
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Northeastern, southern children underweight, stunted: survey

Children in Thailand's Northeast and South have been found more underweight and stunted than children in other regions, according to a survey by the National Statistical Office (NSO) and Unicef.

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