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	Of the 22 victims, 13 workers and nearby residents are being treated at Samut Prakan Hospital, with three under intensive care.&nbsp;</div>
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	In addition to the people injured, the explosion also damaged more than 10 houses.&nbsp;</div>
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	Factory owner Piyadej Wongaree has promised to cover all damages and compensate those affected.&nbsp;</div>

Governor visits boiler blast victims

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Governor visits boiler blast victims

Samut Prakan Governor Pinij Hanpanij yesterday visited people who were injured by a large boiler explosion at a factory on Sunday.

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