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The Thames Barrier ! To stop flooding in the Capital City.

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They built the Thames Barrier on the River Thames to protect central London from flooding caused by storm surges. This structure consists of movable gates that can be raised to block incoming high water levels during extreme weather events, helping to safeguard the city and its inhabitants.

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