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	It was earlier speculated that former deputy finance minister Amnuay Patisae would appoint to the Cabinet. But Prayut declined to confirm or deny it.</div>
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Prayut admits he will add more members to his Cabinet

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Prayut admits he will add more members to his Cabinet

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha admitted Thursday that he will add more members to his Cabinet. But Prayut declined to give more details, saying reporters must wait until the first Cabinet reshuffle was approved by a royal command.

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