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	Security personnel barred any taxis from exiting the airport car park without first obtaining permission to leave.</div>
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	&ldquo;We have a list of all the drivers who are allowed to pick up passengers at the airport,&rdquo; said Capt Somphong Narkthong of the Royal Thai Navy Third Area Command, based in Phuket.</div>
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