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	Two aged men in the car were also killed while the 72-year-old driver was injured. He claimed that the two women pulled a bicycle to cross the road suddenly so he could not stop his car in time. The two women were 62 and 66 years old while the two killed men were 60 and 79 years old.</div>
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	The driver, Samarn Pongpanit, was arrested by police.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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