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	Pimchana Hosakul, Karun&rsquo;s wife, filed a complaint with the National Council for Peace and Order Friday to demand it to release her husband, saying he has been detained for seven days already.</div>
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	However, Col Winthai Suvari, an NCPO spokesman, said Karun was released two days ago.</div>
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	&ldquo;The NCPO does not know where he is now but I affirm that he has been released,&rdquo; Winthai told a press conference.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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NCPO releases Karun two days ago: spokesman

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