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	Acting on tips-off, the four boats were arrested while they were combing the seabed for sea cucumbers about 30 nautical miles from Narathiwat&rsquo;s coast.</div>
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	The 20 Vietnamese crews were taken to the Mueang Narathiwat police station to be charged with unlawfully entering the kingdom and fishing illegally without license.</div>
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