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	The NACC found that Sudarat did not force the permanent secretary for Public Health to cancel the project so she was cleared of the allegations.</div>
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	As public health minister in 2003, Sudarat wanted to scrap the Bt911million project, for which P Square had won the bidding.&nbsp;</div>
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	Dr Wallop Thainua, then-permanent secretary of the Public Health Ministry, refused to endorse the cancellation, leading to conflicts. He was later moved to an inactive post in the PM&rsquo;s Office and his successor, Dr Wichai Thiantaworn, endorsed the cancellation, prompting Wallop to file malfeasance charge with the NACC against Sudarat.</div>
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NACC decides Sudarat not wrong in ordering cancellation of computer bidding project

The National Anti-Corruption Commission voted unanimously to clear former public health minister Sudarat Keyuraphan over allegations that she had abused her authority to cancel a computer bidding project.