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	Assoc Prof Dr Wanchai Sirichana, the university rector, said 6,000 Sakura trees have been planted and 10,000 more will be planted soon. The trees are expected to be in full bloom in three years, he said.</div>
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Mae Fah Luang University plants 300-rai Sakura trees

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Mae Fah Luang University plants 300-rai Sakura trees

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