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	&ldquo;The water-drainage system there is not as good as the eastern zone,&rdquo; he admitted.&nbsp;</div>
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	Flood-hit Bang Khae and Thawi Watthana are among districts in the western zone. Locals there are already struggling hard with floods.&nbsp;</div>
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	&ldquo;Floodwater level is now over one metre deep,&rdquo; Samart Khemthong said. He is among the flood victims there.&nbsp;</div>
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	His village, Sakunthip, is located right by the Tawee Wattana Canal.&nbsp;</div>
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