A group of tour guides from Chiang Mai province on Thursday sought help from the junta after some Chinese students disguised as guides stole tourists from them.
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	Manop Saejie, president of a tour guide association in Chiang Mai said he and his friends are licensed tour guides.</div>
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Thai tour guides seek help from junta over illegal guides in Chiang Mai

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Thai tour guides seek help from junta over illegal guides in Chiang Mai

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