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Thai junta offers free ‘live’ World Cup matches

Chief Editor June 12, 2014 0 8 sec read
June 12, 2014 9:05 PM BANGKOK – Soccer-mad Thais will get to watch live FIFA World Cup matches for free, after the junta-run administration agreed to pay 427 million baht (S$16 million) to broadcast them.


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