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	So far, the situation does not warrant the relocation of the bus terminal but the terminal management has planned a contingency measure by looking for a new location.</div>
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	He said the Suvarnabhumi airport is the most suitable location and the management will consider the situation on the case-by-case basis.</div>
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Morchit bus terminal may be moved to Suvarnabhumi

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