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	The visit is great PR work, but reminds one of her previous promise after the 2011 floods: &ldquo;Never again.&rdquo; Despite the many offers of help from Dutch and Japanese experts, which she rejected, it now does look like it will happen again. Nature will get the blame, just like last time.</div>
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	Songdej Praditsmanont</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

A feeling of deja vu

Queen Sirikit MRT station to close for 7 hours on October 16

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Central and eastern Thailand forecast to see isolated heavy rain

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A feeling of deja vu

Re: "PM visits Prachin Buri as flood crisis intensifies", News, September 30.

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