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	The upcoming trade fairs that will be organised soon include Top Thai Brands, which will be held in Chiang Mai on August 26-30, and TILOG-Logistix 2015, which will be organised at Bitec, in Bangkok&rsquo;s Bang Na district on September 2-4.</div>
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Fairs to go ahead

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Fairs to go ahead

Duangkamol Jiambutr, spokesperson for the Commerce Ministry, said the ministry would continue to organise trade fairs as normal as it believes Monday's fatal bombing in central Bangkok will only have a short-term impact on investor confidence.

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