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	&nbsp;Public Health Minister Dr Ratchata Ratchatanavin signed the order to appoint Amnuay yesterday, the source said.</div>
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	Surachet previously was appointed acting permanent secretary to replace Dr Narong Sahamethapat, the former permanent secretary, who was facing a probe into alleged corruption.</div>
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New acting Health permanent secretary named

Dr Amnuay Kajeena, deputy permanent secretary of the Public Health Ministry, has been appointed acting permanent secretary, replacing Dr Surachet Sathitniramaim, an informed source reported yesterday.

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