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	Kittiratt was seen very emotional and in tears while he expressed his regrets to Japanses investors who were present to watch workers and soldiers scrambling to repair the dyke.</div>
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	The water started to rush in the industrial park before noon and it remains unclear whether the dyke could be fixed in time to prevent the inundation of the 2,000-rai area.</div>
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