Officials at the Marine and Coastal Resources Conservation Centre 1 inspected the dolphin, which was believed to be dead for three days before discovery, and later sent the carcass to a lab to determine the cause of death. 
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Irrawaddy dolphin carcass washes ashore in Rayong

A 142cm-long carcass of an Irrawaddy dolphin swept ashore at Mae Pim Beach in Rayong's Klaeng district yesterday.

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