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	The ministers halted all official visits to Thailand and suspended the signing of a partnership and cooperation accord with Bangkok, a statement said.</div>
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	Expressing &quot;extreme concern&quot; at developments, ministers said the military should restore &quot;as a matter of urgency, the legitimate democratic process and the Constitution, through credible and inclusive elections.&quot;</div>
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