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	Pol Lt Gen Winai Thongsong, acting metropolitan police chief, said 100 policemen had been deployed to guard the floodwall and 100 other officers were on standby to provide reinforcement if local residents tried to demolish the wall.</div>
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100 police officers deployed to protect Don Mueang big-bag wall

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100 police officers deployed to protect Don Mueang big-bag wall

The Metropolitan Police Bureau deployed 100 policemen to guard the big-bag floodwall in Don Mueang following a threat by local residents to demolish it later in the day.

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