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	The mountaintop became all white with frozen dews. Doi Inthanon National Park officials said a lot of tourists came to mountaintop early in the morning to watch sunrise.</div>
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Doi Inthanon sees mercury drop to minus 2 Celsius degree

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Doi Inthanon sees mercury drop to minus 2 Celsius degree

The Kiew Mae Parn viewpoint on Doi Inthanon mountaintop saw the temperature plunge to minus 2 Celsius degree Tuesday morning.

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