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	Sathit Jumthong, 40, confessed that Egat IT official Sopon Jiaraphakanon often scolded him about his driving skills and on the day of the murder, he said, he snapped and pulled the gun he kept in the bus to shoot the man dead.&nbsp;</div>

Bus driver confesses to killing Egat official

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Bus driver confesses to killing Egat official

The bus driver who shot dead an Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand (Egat) official last Friday, surrendered to police yesterday at Bangkok's Bang Phlat Police Station.

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