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	Suwiwat Promma, deputy director of the Huay Mongkol Highway Rescue Patrol, said many of the spikes were found in Bangkok.&nbsp;</div>
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	The damaged cars could have plunged into the roadside canal or crashed into trees and killed a lot of people.</div>
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	By morning, police had recorded at least 100 cars whose tyres had been punctured by the spikes.&nbsp;</div>
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