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	Prawit said Wut has been holding the post of deputy police chief in the rank of C10 for five years so he was transferred to the new post to have the rank of C11.</div>
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	Prawit added that Wut himself volunteered for the transfer.</div>
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Prawit says Wut transferred as promotion

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Prawit says Wut transferred as promotion

Deputy Prime Minister Gent Prawit Wongsuwan said Deputy Police Commissioner Wut Liptapanlop was transferred to the post of inspector general at the PM’s Office as a promotion.

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