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	ASTV Manager Group announced that its latest edition of its weekly magazine had not violated the media ethics but since the National Council for Peace and Order ordered the NCPT to investigate it, it decided to stop printing for a month.</div>
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	The NCPO has issued an announcement, alleging ASTV Manager Weekly with publishing distorted information to discredit the junta.</div>
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ASTV Manager Weekly will stop its own publication for one month

ASTV Manager Weekly will stop its own publication for one month

ASTV Manager Group announced that it would stop printing its ASTV Manger Weekly newsmagazine for a month so that the National Press Council of Thailand would not be under pressure from the junta.

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