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	He said his staffs are considering a proper time slot for the address. Currently, his weekly TV programme is aired at 8:30 pm every Friday.</div>
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Prayut promises to shorten weekly TV programme

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Prayut promises to shorten weekly TV programme

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha said he will try to shorten his weekly TV address from an hour to about 30 minutes.

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