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	The two Hong Kong people who died were women aged 19 and 24. The department also confirmed six other Hong Kong residents injured in the incident and they have been sent to local hospitals for treatment.</div>
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	Three Hong Kong immigration officers will fly to Bangkok this morning to provide help to the victims and their family members.</div>
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	The Immigration Department advised residents already there to attend to personal safety and remain at safe areas.</div>

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Two HK women among four Chinese killed in Bangkok blast

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