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	Prawit was informed during a meeting Friday that the study and bidding process could take about 14 mounts, a source said but Prawit told the meeting he wanted the bidding to be held sooner.</div>
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Prawit tells BMA to speed up Chao Phraya walkway project

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Prawit tells BMA to speed up Chao Phraya walkway project

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