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	&ldquo;Only a few Thais living there have drug problems,&rdquo; Noppadon Kannika said yesterday in his capacity as adviser to Labour Minister General Surasak Kanjanarat.&nbsp;</div>
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	About 25,000 Thais are working in Israel and most send money back to their families in Thailand, Noppadon said.</div>
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	He added that official records showed only 63 Thais had been arrested of drug charges between 2011 and 2014.</div>

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Rumours of rampant drug abuse among Thai workers in Israel dismissed

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