&quot;It is an inherent Thai culture to take care of parents and the elderly as best we can,&quot; Prayuth said during his weekly TV programme. 
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	&quot;It is pleasing to note that people&rsquo;s longevity has increased in this day and age but we still need appropriate measures to take care of this group of people.&quot; 
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Prayuth voices concern over aging society

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