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Nurses meet PM ahead of strike action

A network of contract nurses will decide whether to go ahead with their planned strike after representatives meet Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra today to discuss their demands.

Nurses are angry over the government's failure to recognise them as full-time civil servants.

Thousands of nurses nationwide have threatened to go on strike next month if their grievances are not resolved quickly.

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