BMA spokesman Wasan Meewong said Bang Rak district topped with 903 couples &ndash; an increase from last year&rsquo;s 888 couples &ndash; followed by Bang Sue district 125 couples, Chom Thong district 83 couples, Sai Mai district 73 couples, and Lak Si district 71 couples. Thirty-five couples registered divorce, 34 fewer than on last Valentine&rsquo;s Day.

Dip in Valentine's Day marriages

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Dip in Valentine's Day marriages

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) yesterday reported that 2,666 couples registered their marriages on Valentine's Day, which were 218 fewer couples than Valentine's Day 2011.

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