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	Train driver, which brought his passengers out of Chiang Mai, decided to cancel the trip after finding that railway in Phichit&rsquo;s Mueang district was submerged under floodwater that was more than 25 centimetres deep.</div>
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	Over 500 passengers had to switch to buses instead.</div>

Train service disrupted in Phichit by flooding

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