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	General Jatuwat Khingbualung, head of Klaeng district police, said a concrete balcony of the two-storey commercial building collapsed and fell on workers below |at around 9pm on Saturday. The workers suffered injuries to their hip, back, leg and chest.</div>
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	The have been identified as Chatree Aounkaneuy, 28, Cambodians; Ton Kwad, 30, Yha, 20, and Thee Sist, 30. The building, which was owned by Thansap Land Housing, called the &ldquo;Village&rdquo; and also had six shops.</div>
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	Police are investigating the accident.</div>

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