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PM fails to return home after verdict to disqualify him
Prime Minister Samak Sundaravej has not returned to his home on Nawamin 81 Road since the Tuesday's verdict to disqualify him from office on grounds of conflict of interest relating to cooking show.
Samak's live-in domestic workers and policemen guarding his residence have no idea on his whereabouts.
Aides said Samak would keep a low profile until the House vote to elect the next prime minister, expected on Friday.
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