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	A dozen novices were rushed to Nakhon Ping Hospital in Chiang Mai after complaining |of high fever, runny bowels and stomach aches, which made them unable to eat, hospital director Dr Jessada Jittapat said.</div>
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	One of the sick novices said the diarrhoea might be due to unclean water and dishes.&nbsp;</div>
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	Initial information pointed to food poisoning but the investigation would be completed soon, the doctor said.&nbsp;</div>

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Novices in Chiang Mai hit by suspected food bug

About 50 novices from Non Khon Muang Temple who recently participated in an |ordination ceremony in honour of His Majesty the King were sent to hospitals yesterday for suspected food poisoning.

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