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	The BMA&rsquo;s Flood Prevention Centre announced that the section of Klong Prawet had 160 millimetres of rains Wednesday night.</div>
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	The same canal in Lat Krabang district had 140mm rains while the Samsen water drainage station had 138.5 mm rains.</div>
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Prawet canal sees highest amount of rains: BMA

Klong Prawet Burirom at Wat Krathum Sua Pla in Bangkok’s Prawet district saw the highest amount of rainfalls Wednesday night, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration announced Thursday.

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