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	The accident on Mittraphap Road injured 36 people &ndash; 35 of them pregnant passengers &ndash; and the driver.</div>
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	They were rushed to Sung Noen Hospital.</div>
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	Driver Thongsuk Kerdsuk, 38, was taking 40 pregnant workers back to their homes in the afternoon, but the bus&rsquo; drag link that connects with the steering wheel broke. He was unable to control the bus and it overturned.</div>
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