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Thaksin arrives at Khon Kaen amid cheering welcome
Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Monday's morning arrived at Khon Kaen as part of his trip to visit sacred places across the country. Some 2,000 residents rallied to welcome him.
Thaksin paid his respects to the Khon Kaen City Pillar before proceeding to attend merit-making ceremonies at two Buddhist temples. He made a rest stop to have breakfast at a popular restaurant in the municipality fresh market
He was accompanied by his son, Panthongtae, and allies, including banned party executive Newin Chidchob and House Speaker Yongyuth Tiyapairat.
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