&ldquo;What the NCPO [National Council for Peace and Order] concerns is that there are increasing incidents of innocent Muslims being attacked. All of us are Thai people, no matter what religions we uphold. We can live together despite our religious differences,&rdquo; Prayuth said during his weekly TV programme. 
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