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	Phranai Suwannarat, the permanent secretary for Interior Ministry, told a press conference that so far 28 provinces were still inundated.</div>
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	The floods affected about 2.6 million people from 826,377 families in 11,208 villages.</div>
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	Phranai said 7.52 million rai of farmland were affected.</div>
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Flood death toll rises to 237, three missing

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