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	Some 100 Thais are residing in the country with about 60 in Kathmandu, he said. About 10 are now seeking refuge at the embassy. &nbsp;</div>
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	The embassy has dispatched a team to check hotels and major tourist destinations whether any Thai travellers need help, he added.&nbsp;</div>
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