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	The EMS hotline has been swamped with more than 4,300 calls a day since the Central region was inundated. That&rsquo;s considerably up from 2,800 calls a day. The Public Health Ministry will install the extra lines in submerged provinces first.</div>

Emergency hotline 1669 expanded

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