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	Prayuth, who is currently NCPO chief, said the NCPO will from now on focus on security affairs and internal security keeping as well as protecting the natural resources and environment.</div>
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	Prayuth said he will later announce the code of engagement between the NCPO and the Cabinet.</div>
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