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	The land is located across the country, but no land plot is in Bangkok.</div>
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	Chakkrit said that the department is assessing the potential of the land plots in terms of housing/commercial development as well as public utilisation.&nbsp;</div>
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	Discussions with developers would follow, he said.</div>
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Over 20,000 rai ready for low-income housing

Treasury Department Director-General Chakkrit Parapuntakul said on Monday that the department has shortlisted state-owned land plots covering about 20,000 rai for the development of low-income housing projects.

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