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	Stalls are allowed only between 8.30pm and 4.30am till June 30. This famous market is located in the capital&rsquo;s Phra Nakhon district. Starting from July 1 onward, the ban on the footpath stalls will be effective round the clock.</div>

Daytime crackdown on footpath stalls at Pak Klong

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