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	The van was transporting legal immigrant workers from Sa Kaew province to Sugnai Kolok. Police believe the driver dozed off because of tiredness, leading to the accident.</div>
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	Police said five of the victims died at the scene and two more at the Namom Hospital.</div>
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	The injured included two Malaysian men, said to be brokers arranging the recruitment of the Cambodian workers.</div>
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Seven killed, 8 injured as van transporting Cambodian workers crashes

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