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	The prime minister was scheduled to attend the BIMSTEC Outreach at BRICS Summit 2016 on Sunday.</div>
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	The source said Prayut assigned Deputy Prime Minister Somkid Jatusriithak to attend the summit on his behalf.</div>
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	The source said Prayut also cancelled his plan to chair a function at the Police Club to mark the National Police Day.</div>
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Prayut cancels trip to India

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