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	It detained Athipat Uppakara, 33, owner of house for having more cooking gas than permitted by law with intent to sell in Myanmar.</div>
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Tak man arrested for excess of cooking gas

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Tak man arrested for excess of cooking gas

A joint force made up of police, the army and customs officials on Monday raided a house in Tak's Mae Sot district and confiscated 55 tanks of cooking gas kept in the house.

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