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	&ldquo;Proceeds from the concert will go to royally-initiated projects,&rdquo; Transport Minister ACM Prajin Juntong said yesterday in his capacity as chairperson of the &ldquo;Power of the Nation&rdquo; Club. His club will stage the &ldquo;Music for the King&rdquo; concert at Chulalongkorn University&rsquo;s Auditorium on March 31. The show will begin at 7pm.&nbsp;</div>
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	Tickets will be available via ThaiTicketMajor from next Thursday, at prices ranging from Bt1,000 to Bt3,000 apiece.&nbsp;</div>

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