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	Prasit was brought from the Weerawat Yothin Army camp in Surin at 5am and handed over to officers at Chokechai police station in Bangkok.</div>
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	He was taken to the Criminal Court at 12.10pm for the court to approve the 12-day extension of his detention pending his arraignment over the lese majeste charges.</div>
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	His wife and daughter turned up at the police station to be close to him.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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