Deputy Education Minister Sermsak Pongpanit, chair of the centre, announced that drunk driving remained the major cause of road accidents on Monday, the fourth day of the road accident monitoring period. 
	The accumulated death toll rose to 204 and accumulated figure of injuries rose to 2,142, Sermsak said. 
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