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Summer storms hit 28 provinces, killing three

Several thousands of homes were damaged, and three were killed after summer storms hit 28 provinces, mostly in the Northeast.
The figures were compiled during the past two weeks and released today by the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.
Mr Chatchai Promlert, director-general of the department, said the figure were assessed from March 14 until yesterday.
He said summer storms hit 104 districts in 28 provinces, damaging about 6,000 houses.
He said all 17 provinces in the Northeast were hard hit by storms.
In the Central region, five were hit while in the North, 4 were hit, and 2 in the East.
He also warned of heavy rains in the South today as tomorrow.
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