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	It was the biggest tremor ever in the district.&nbsp;</div>
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	&ldquo;The shake was so powerful that we felt like a big truck crashed into our building,&rdquo; Phra Khru Preechapiwat said. He is the abbot of Wat Thung Luang and the chair of Phrao District Rescue Centre.&nbsp;</div>
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	Local residents were seen grouping together to talk about the latest quake.&nbsp;</div>
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