The National Council for Peace and Order said in its latest announcement that the latest edition of Manager Weekender distorted information to make unfair criticisms of the junta. 
	But Chakkrit urged the junta to be more specific, saying the allegation was still vague. 
	He said the NPCT would perform its duty to oversee the press so the junta does not have to use its orders to shut down papers. 
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National Press Council vows to Manager Weekender

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