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	The governor said the system of the four extended stations has been completed so the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will allow free ride between Bang Wa station to Phonimit station.</div>
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	After the free test-run period, commuters who take the train from Bang Wa, Wuthakat, Talad Plu and Phonimitr stations will be charged a flat rate of Bt10 from January 6, Sukhumbhand said.</div>
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