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	Chakthip said Prawut submitted his resignation to the personnel bureau on October 29.</div>
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	Chakthip said the resignation will be processed by the Police Personnel Division and sent to the Cabinet Secretariat to seek a royal command.</div>
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Chakthip approves Prawut's resignation

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Chakthip approves Prawut's resignation

Police Commissioner General Pol Gen Chakthip Chaijinda said Wednesday that he has approved the resignation of Pol Gen Prawut Thawornsiri, an advisor to the Royal Thai Police.

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