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	&ldquo;The NACC will provide justice,&rdquo; said Panthep Klanarongran, the commission president. &ldquo;Tarit has the right to explain the frozen assets within 30 days; be they valuables, land or property, if Tarit can explain the assets&rsquo; origins, they will be returned to him.&rdquo;</div>
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Tarit will be treated fairly, NACC says

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