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	Rainfall since 1am yesterday caused many roads to be flooded including Ratchathewi district&rsquo;s Sri Ayutthaya Road, Watthana district&rsquo;s Asoke Montri Road and various sections of Sukhumvit Road.&nbsp;</div>
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	Sukhumbhand said the BMA&rsquo;s Flood Prevention Centre had monitored the situation around the clock and many flooded areas were drained by yesterday morning.&nbsp;</div>
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Governor reacts to widespread flooding

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