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	FROC director Pracha Promnok said he expected the inundation at the housing estate to rise one to one and a half meters.</div>
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	Meanwhile, Nok Air has suspended using Don Mueang Airport to November 1. Its flights would be relocated to Suvarnabhumi Airport.</div>
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