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	The two slain tourists were identified as Nupur Dewan, 29, and Suresh Kumar Dewan, 68.</div>
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	The injured tourists were rushed to the Chularat 9 Hospital.</div>
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	Police said the van driver was apparently speeding on the elevated road and could not avoid the truck, which was watering trees, in time.</div>
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