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	The accident happened at 1 am on the downhill Mittraparb Road in Muaklek district in front of the Phetcharat Boy Scout Camp.</div>
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	Police said the part of the road was steep and it was slippery following rains, causing the bus to lose control and turn over.</div>
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	Phrakru Photichayanurak, 58, monastic chief of Sakon Nakhon&rsquo;s Wanornniwas district was crushed and killed by the bus.</div>
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