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	Adul said since he is in charge of the PM&rsquo;s Office, he needs to work at the Government House.</div>
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	He said the Government House will be ready for officials to return to work soon.</div>
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	He said it will be up to the NCPO chief&rsquo;s decision as to whether he will move to work at the Government House or not.</div>
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