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	Chartchai Praditpong, corporate relations director, said that cooperating in the fire drill are the Mass Rapid Transit Authority of Thailand, the Sutthisarn fire department, Sutthisarn Police Station, Rajavithi Hospital, the district offices of Din Daeng and Huay Kwang, and Erawan Centre.&nbsp;</div>
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MRT's fire drill planned for Saturday

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MRT's fire drill planned for Saturday

Bangkok Metro Plc (BMCL), the operator of Bangkok's MRT, plans a fire drill at Sutthisarn Station Saturday from 0.30am to 4.30am.

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