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	Thanongsak Pongprasert, deputy director of the State Railway of Thailand (SRT), said officials took three days to repair the carriages from the No 435 train and railway tracks damaged by a buried bomb detonated by insurgents on Sunday while the train was travelling between Rue Soh and Laloh stations.</div>
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