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	As for schools in areas that are still flooded, like Don Muang, Sai Mai, Lak Si, Thawee Watthana, Nong Khaem, Bang Khae and Bang Bon districts, they will be reopened by December 13 if the waters start receding, BMA spokesman Wasan Meewong said yesterday.</div>

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