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	During his weekly TV Programme, Prasyuth said the period would be spent for carrying out reforms in all fields.</div>
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	He added that members of all sectors would be allowed to participate in the reforms.</div>
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	The reforms would include political reforms, prevention of corruption, energy reform, media, reform , education reform, and economic gap reduction as well as proving fair access to resources of the country.</div>
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