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	The announcement also urged the individual who built the structures to present the authorities with a land title deed within 15 days or the park will demolish them. The manager, meanwhile, said he had only just joined the hotel and had no idea who had built the bungalow or the bridge.</div>
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Bungalow, bridge in Koh Chang face demolition

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Nongluck is a senior economic journalist covering the macroeconomics, real estate, and corporate investment strategies driving growth across Thailand and Southeast Asia.

Bungalow, bridge in Koh Chang face demolition

Authorities at Trat's Koh Chang National Park announced that a bungalow and an 80-metre-long hanging bridge near Sea View Resorts and Spa would be torn down because they are located on stateowned land.

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