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	He said PACC secretarygeneral Prayong Preeyachitt met him on Wednesday to provide more evidence as requested.</div>
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	He said he also asked Prayong to check if there were more corrupt officials linked to those on the blacklist and why none had been prosecuted before.</div>
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	&ldquo;Some allegedly committed wrongdoings a long time ago but no action has been taken against them. Is it possible their superiors have been negligent?&rdquo; Wissanu said.</div>

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Wissanu orders PACC to find additional evidence

Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Kreangam ordered the Office of Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) to find additional evidence of corruption against some of the 115 Interior Ministry officials on a blacklist.

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