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	Following the government order to open the Khlong Sam Wa sluice gate to one metre and the road blockage by angry residents, some of whom damaged earthen levee at the gate to release floodwater from their communities, BMA workers yesterday repaired the damaged part, using wooden pillars, sandbags and ten sheet plies.</div>
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Khlong Sam Wa sluice gate fixed

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Khlong Sam Wa sluice gate fixed

Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) workers successfully repaired the Khlong Sam Wa sluice gate Wednesday afternoon, amid tight security provided by 400 polices.

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