Police said the accident happened at 4 am on the highway No 212 in Ban Paeng district. 
	A truck was driven by Chumpol Singkha, 40, who died at the scene. He was killed along with his father and his son. His wife and sister were seriously injured, police said. 
	Police said two men inside the other truck were also killed and had yet to be identified. 
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