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	The flight was scheduled to land at the Ranong Airport at 10:54 am but the poor visibility forced the pilot to return to Bangkok after he learned that Surat Thani and Phuket also had heavy rains.</div>

Nok Air flight to Ranong forced by heavy rains to return to Don Mueang

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Nok Air flight to Ranong forced by heavy rains to return to Don Mueang

Heavy downpours and strong winds in Ranong Monday morning prompted Nok Air Flight DD7312 with 47 passengers to return to Don Mueang.

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