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	PM Prayut said protests by operators over new rules had significantly affected fishery workers and he expressed a readiness to help those who failed to meet the regulations.&nbsp;</div>
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	The premier also suggested that operators work together to solve their problems and move forward with the government&rsquo;s efforts to improve the fishing industry.&nbsp;</div>
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	Prayut added that all sides had to tackle problems in the sector seriously so that the country progressed.&nbsp;</div>

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