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	Referring to search and rescue missions, Prajin said that Asean had to be aware that aircraft that went missing or crashed had an impact on regional security, air transport and eventually prosperity.&nbsp;</div>
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	Hence, he said, Thailand was pushing for the establishment of an Asean Search and Rescue Centre.&nbsp;</div>
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Air Force chief pushes for Asean search and rescue centre

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