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	The candles can be lit up online on the bank&#39;s Facebook page: SCB Thailand or the website www.thaiblessking.com from now until December 31.</div>
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	A list of people joining the event will be recorded in a CD, which will be further presented to His Majesty. Wishes for His Majesty are also available for downloading as Facebook cover photos.</div>
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Online candle lighting for the King

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