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	Pruek has been detained since Tuesday after he reported to the National Council for Peace and Order.</div>
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	Pruek said he has been taken good care and the Army officers allowed him to express his opinions to the full extent during the detention.</div>
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	He said he was not tortured or beaten at all.</div>
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