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	Gen Anupong said that police and law enforcement agencies are required to clamp down on human trafficking activities because the TIP report can have serious repercussions on the local economy.</div>
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	He was speaking at a meeting of Kamnans and district chiefs as well as local authorities to underline policies and follow up on actions against human trafficking.</div>
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Interior Minister warns officials to stay away from trafficking

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Interior Minister warns officials to stay away from trafficking

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