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	Sansern said Prayuth was also sorry that part of his statement was selectively played up without taking his intention into account.</div>
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	Sansern said Prayuth had good intention to protect tourists and wanted to see all sides cooperate to increase security for foreigners.</div>
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	The spokesman said Prayuth will talk about the issue during his weekly TV programme on Friday.</div>
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