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	BMA deputy city clerk Banjong Sukdee said the park would be closed for bomb disposal officials to check for possible remaining bombs and for the BMA workers to clean it after anti-government protesters moved out on Monday.</div>
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BMA to close Lumpini Park two days after PDRC moves out

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BMA to close Lumpini Park two days after PDRC moves out

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration will close the Lumpini Park for two days and reopen it to the public on Wednesday, a senior BMA official said Monday.

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