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	The shutdown affects 193 workers.</div>
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	Floods also disrupt the operations of 431 factories across the country, which employ 6,726 workers. Though the factories are not inundated, they are surrounded by flood or their workers&#39; houses are flooded.&nbsp;</div>

Floods force temporary shutdown of 7 factories

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Floods force temporary shutdown of 7 factories

Seven factories in 4 provinces - Nakhon Nayok, Surin, Si Sa Ket and Ubon Ratchathani - temporarily shut down because of floods, according to the Labour Ministry.

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