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	The music festival at The Government Public Relations Department, Soi Ari Samphan is beginning Thursday for the first time to restore happiness to society after the political crisis has been eased up. The Music in the Park festival will be held every Thursday, from 16.30 pm onward and is free. All kinds of music will be played to entertain every generation.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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