Community based learning center prep
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A community-based learning center was opening in Prednai, Trat. Photos showed the hall and entrance to the main center as TCP-RECOFTC and partners worked on various tasks like preparing pictures for exhibition boards, cutting bamboo for stage decoration, and decorating the stage. After a day of hard work, everyone shared a wonderful dinner together.
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- 1. Community-based Learning Center CbLC opening preparations in photos Prednai, Trat May 7, 2012
- 2. The CbLC hall in Prednai, Trat
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