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THAI PM TO GO LIVE REGARDING PROTESTS; THAI CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO MEET; ROYALISTS STAND FOR PEACE

Published On 21 Oct 2020 12:08 PM

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Head administrator Prayut Chan-o-cha will address the nation live on 21st Oct at 7 pm i.e today as the nation is in political unrest

The broadcasting is the answer for long stretched protests by the people against the government showed in Bangkok and different territories requiring Prayut's acquiescence, changes to the Constitution, and change of the government.

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