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	The two campuses would be the latest addition to the ministry&rsquo;s list of 104 educational institutions offering shelter in 13 provinces. In addition, he said, the next semester has been postponed from November 1 to November 19 or 20 for floodhit institutions. The 2,369 schools damaged by flooding would need Bt1.4 billion for repair and rehabilitation.</div>
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