How to avoid "override protection 644 (yes/no)?" -ksh 88

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Hi All,
I'm using Ksh 88 version.

I'm trying to remove the files using the below script .The code is working fine but i'm getting override protection 644 (yes/no)?
message for every file .. Pelase suggest

#!/usr/bin/ksh
set -x
File_Path="/etc/home/logs"
Dest_Path="/etc/home/temp"
days=60
file_nm="xx"

find $File_Path/*$file_nm* -type f -atime +$days -exec mv {} $Dest_Path \;
echo "Deleted The Files"

Upon executing the above script I'm getting the following Message. How can i avoid this message as I need to say "y" for all the files

mv: /etc/home/temp/xx11: override protection 644 (yes/no)?

please suggest me how can I avoid that message .

Thank You

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Change:

find $File_Path/*$file_nm* -type f -atime +$days -exec mv {} $Dest_Path \;

to:

find $File_Path/*$file_nm* -type f -atime +$days -exec mv -f {} $Dest_Path \;
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