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	Pol Maj Gen Jiraphat Phumichit, acting deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, said the procession will start at 1 pm.</div>
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	The procession will use the Aroon Amarin Road past the Pin Klao Bridge. The process will make a right turn to Rajdamnoen Nai Road and to Na Phra Larn Road. The procession will then make a left turn to Maharaj Road and enter the Grand Palace via the Theva Bhirom Gate.</div>
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Roads along process route to be closed

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Roads along process route to be closed

Police will close some roads that will be used as the route for the procession of His Majesty the King’s body from the Siriraj Hospital to Dusit Throne Hall in the Grand Palace.

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