Thailand signed a new deportation regulation, requiring the Department of Corrections to send prisoner information to the Interior Ministry.
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What happened
Thailand signed a new deportation regulation, requiring the Department of Corrections to send prisoner information to the Interior Ministry.
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interior ministry
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Thailand
country in Southeast Asia
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Anutin Charnvirakul
32nd Prime Minister of Thailand
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