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	Both drivers of the Bangkok-Si Sa Ket bus and truck were killed. Ten people died at the scene and another at the Sangha district hospital, police said.</div>
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	The accident happened at 3:40 am on the Chokechai-Dejudom Road in Tambon Sakad of Sangha district.</div>
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	Police quoted survivors as saying that the bus driver was trying to overtake a vehicle but failed so he cut into the lane of the incoming truck and crashed with it.</div>
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11 killed, 28 injured in bus-truck head-on crash

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