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	It said heavy rains Friday and Saturday could trigger flash floods and landslide.</div>
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	The people in the provinces were advised to monitor for more statement from the centre.</div>
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Four provinces warned of flash floods, landslide

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Four provinces warned of flash floods, landslide

The National Disaster Warning Centre Friday warned residents of Chanthaburi, Trat, Ranong and Phang Nga to brace themselves for possible flash flooding and landslide.

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