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	A 15-year student claimed she was sexually harassed by Sumeth while boarding a train to Chumphon yesterday evening. Together with her father, she filed the complaint yesterday.</div>
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	It was reported that Sumeth told the police that he would come to the station today with his lawyer.</div>
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	If he does not show up, police plan to interrogate more eyewitnesses and no later than September 30, evidence should be ready to secure an arrest warrant.&nbsp;</div>

Arrest warrant mulled for SRT employee

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Arrest warrant mulled for SRT employee

Sumeth Thongtraiphop, a 53-year employee of the State Railway of Thailand (SRT), is surrendering himself today after a young student filed a police complaint over his behaviour on a train, according to police in the southern province of Chumphon.

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