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	Prof Doctor Somsak Lohlekha, president of the council, said the meeting will be held later this month.</div>
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Medical council to hold meeting of 240 licensed surrogacy doctors

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Medical council to hold meeting of 240 licensed surrogacy doctors

The Medical Council of Thailand and the Royal Thai College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists will hold a meeting of 240 obstetricians from 45 clinics and hospitals, who have received license to perform surrogacy.

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