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	Defence Minister Yuthasak Sasiprapha chaired a meeting with top military commanders to finalise preparations on flood control in the face of run-off coinciding with high tides from Friday to Monday.</div>
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	Thanathip said the military mapped out four-point plan to deal with the inundation.</div>
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	In the first step, soldiers and equipment would be deployed to try to deter and divert the water flow.</div>
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