&quot;I beg you not to forward or repost these hate speeches which are unfounded and cause social unrest violence,&quot; Prayuth said during his weekly TV programme. 
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	&quot;You should perceive and choose to believe news with your own judgment &hellip; Therefore, we should refrain from spreading false defamations or better ignore them altogether.&quot; 
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Prayuth urges Thais to ignore false information, hate speeches

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