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	Its accumulated number of injured victims was the also the highest with 106 people injured. Chiang Mai is among the most popular destinations for New Year revelers.</div>
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Chiang Mai tops New Year accident death toll after 5 days

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Chiang Mai tops New Year accident death toll after 5 days

Chiang Mai topped the list of provinces with the highest accumulated death toll from road accidents. After the fifth day of the seven-day accident monitoring period ended Saturday, Chiang Mai saw 14 people killed in road accidents.

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