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	He offered the assistance to Deputy Prime Minister Kittiratt NaRanong during his threeday trip to China until this weekend.</div>
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	Wen said the first lot of 150 pumps with the capacity of 78 tonnes per hour each will arrive Thailand by Friday afternoon and the remainders are preparing with bigger capacity of 200 tonnes will be delivered later. &nbsp;&nbsp;</div>
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China to send 170 water pumps to help Thailand

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China to send 170 water pumps to help Thailand

Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao said Thursday that his government will send a total of 170 heavy pumps to help Thailand solve floods crisis.

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