&quot;Corruption has been deep-rooted in Thai society. The problem needs to be seriously addressed now. In order to see concrete and rapid progress within one year, we require the cooperation of all sectors, including the state and private sectors, civil society, and the ordinary people,&quot; Prayuth said during his weekly TV programme. 
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