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	Three passengers were killed and 35 others injured. Police blame the accident on malfunctioning brakes and the driver&rsquo;s unfamiliarity of the route.&nbsp;</div>
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	This is the second bus accident this week. On Monday, a double-decker tour bus plunged down a 10-metre ravine in Phitsanulok killing five people and wounding 50 others.</div>
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