 "The Nation (Thailand)")
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Prasert pushes for two water-pumping stations, NATION
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The Nation (Thailand)
05-18-1999
BANGKOK City Clerk Prasert Samalapa is pushing for the construction of
two water pumping stations costing over Bt2 billion to prevent Ramkhamhaeng
road, Petchburi and Rama IX road from being inundated.
The three roads were heavily flooded during last week's downpours.
Prasert said to prevent flooding, two water pumping stations needed to
be installed at Rama IX well and Makasan well to increase the water...
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 "Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand)")
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Central left stranded on new mall.
Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand)
; Byline: Pitsinee Jitpleecheep Jul. 24--Central Pattana Plc, the SET-listed commercial development flagship of the Central Group of Companies, has been left on its own to develop a three-billion-baht shopping complex on Rama IX Road after three prominent investor groups pulled out of the
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Radisson Group makes new developments.
Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand)
; ... newspaper, go to http://www.bangkokpost.com. Copyright (c) 2006, Bangkok Post, Thailand Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News. For information on republishing this content, contact us at (800) 661-2511 (U.S.), (213) 237-4914 (worldwide), fax (213) 237-65 ...
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NANTASKET DUNES GET HELP Volunteers plant grass to help prevent flooding along shoreline
The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA
; ANNUAL HULL EVENT HULL To help prevent flooding that has plagued residents and business owners along Nantasket Beach, about 100 volunteers have planted grass along the dunes. "Planting beach grass helps stabilize and grow the dune system to protect against flooding," said the beach management
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STREET WISE: MAYBE A FLEA IN HIS EAR?, NATION
The Nation (Thailand)
; 00-00-0000 After copping a fair share of criticism lately, it's hardly surprising what is ailing the PM It was big news yesterday when Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra appeared at Rama IX Hospital. And what a relief to learn that he was there just ...
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Seri Village makes a small, stylish comeback.
Bangkok Post (Bangkok, Thailand)
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Developer Lalin throwing in free theft insurance, NATION
The Nation (Thailand)
; Somluck Srimalee The Nation (Thailand) 10-15-2003 With the intense competition in the real-estate sector, Lalin Property is offering an insurance policy against theft worth at least Bt200,000 for buyers at two of its projects. The projects covered by the scheme are Lalin Green Ville Rama II and
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 "Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)")
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How to build homes and prevent flooding
Western Daily Press (Bristol UK)
; There has been much discussion lately about the need for more housing and the effect it will have on the natural drainage of rainwater. Of course, it is essential that enough houses are built to accommodate our growing population, and it is also essential that as much open land as possible is
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Chinese Troops Work to Prevent Flooding
NPR Morning Edition
; Chinese Troops Work to Prevent Flooding Host: RENEE MONTAGNE Time 11:00-12:00 PM Play Audio RENEE MONTAGNE, host: As we've been reporting, hundreds of thousands of survivors of China's earthquake are now in danger from flooding from lakes created by landslides stopping up rivers. They're called
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Firefighters seek to prevent flooding
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Firefighters seek to prevent flooding From Journal Sentinel wire reports Saturday, July 6, 2002 Denver -- Firefighting crews laid straw on charred hillsides and placed concrete barriers along roads Friday to prevent floods in areas stripped bare by wildfires. A tenth of an inch could send water and
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