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PM admits corruption, conflicts hit govt's popularity
Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva on Tuesday admitted that conflicts within the coaltions and corruption allegations had led to the government's plunging popularity.
He was responding to Bangkok poll' results that showed the government's poor job approval rating.
"Whenever there are reporters of conflicts and corruption, the public will not accept them. The poll is a warning for every one in the government,'' he said.
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