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	The BMA fears that the recent chemical leakage in Rayong&rsquo;s Map Ta Phut Industrial Estate that killed 12 people could be repeated in the capital.&nbsp;</div>
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	Deputy governor Malinee Sukawejworakit met with warehouse operators to discuss preventive measures and encourage them to prepare for an emergency.&nbsp;</div>
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1,000 warehouses dangerous: BMA

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1,000 warehouses dangerous: BMA

At least 1,000 chemical/hazardous product warehouses are at a higher-than-acceptable risk and their managers should strictly supervise operations to prevent an accident, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration said Wednesday.

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