The centre said two civilians were killed and they were identified as Supoj Boonroong, 52 and Thanusak Ratanakot, 29. Supoj had a serious wound on his head while Thanusak had a wound on his left chest. 
	The Centre said a policeman, Pol Sgt Pianchai Pharawat, 45, was killed. 
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