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	The 30th order requires nine persons, including Prawit Jaihao and Ana Wiphusaming, to report themselves at 10 am until noon.</div>
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	The 31st order requires eight persons, including Suwicha Phanitpol, Yothin Srijanthep, and Cherdchai Tantisirin, to report themselves at 10 am until 11 am.</div>
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Junta issues two new orders, summoning 17 more persons

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Junta issues two new orders, summoning 17 more persons

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