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	In return it collected a total of Bt9,848,107 in fines.&nbsp;</div>
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	Bang Khen district was reported with the most illegal advertising boards at 17,555 - followed by Huai Kwang (14,312) and Lat Phrao (11,711), deputy city governor Pol General Assawin Kwanmuang said Monday.</div>
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	The districts with the fewest such ad boards were Samphanthawong (67), Bangkok Yai (345), Phayathai (351), Klong Toei (378) and Yannawa (388).</div>
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