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	&ldquo;I want all of you to calm down and wait for the right information,&rdquo; Prayuth said.</div>
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	The premier said after the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday, the old audio-visual systems will replace the new ones and be ready for use in time for the Cabinet meeting next week.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha on Tuesday ordered the suspension and removal of all the high-end audio visual systems installed at Government House and set up a committee to investigate whether it is appropriate.

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