The office announced that the two Thai women were located at 7 pm Sunday. 
	One of them was identified as Tuanya-imah Na-nakhon who suffered from ankle and leg injuries. The other was identified as Phisa Duangdol, who was injured at the back of her neck, left shoulder and back. 
	The office said the incident saw a Thai killed and four others injured.

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