The group blocked Sanambin Nam Road after finding that they would have to buy lottery tickets at Bt83 each, not Bt73 as before. 
	They said if they had to pay the higher price, it would be difficult for them to sell the tickets at Bt90 as ordered by the junta.&nbsp;Police are directing the traffic while negotiations continue.
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