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	And why take land from the Nana area and Royal Bangkok Sports Club&rsquo;s fields when the fantastic Lumpini Park, Bangkok&rsquo;s biggest, is only ten minutes from Nana and two minutes from the sports club?</div>
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	If you take the effort to find out where all the parks are, you will find that Bangkok is not an unpleasant concrete and asphalt jungle.&nbsp;</div>
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Please, no more parks for Bangkok

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Please, no more parks for Bangkok

A Johnsen wants more parks in Bangkok. Why? There are nine that I know of, and all are serving the public well. Most of them are not used fully to their capacity, so I would take that as meaning there are enough already.

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