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	Watcharin Wakamanon, the chief land reform officer of Kanchanburi, put up a sign in front of the temple at 9:30 am, saying the plot belongs to the Kanchanaburi Land Reform Office and no entry is allowed.</div>
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Land Reform Office seizes Tiger Temple

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Land Reform Office seizes Tiger Temple

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