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	Power poles fell onto several houses and injured one resident who was asleep.&nbsp;</div>
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	The accident, which occurred at about 4.30am, caused a blackout in the area. The damage bill was being assessed yesterday.&nbsp;</div>
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	The truck was transporting cargo to Trat&rsquo;s Klong Yai district when it took a left turn at the intersection and pulled down the electrical wires and poles.&nbsp;</div>
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Truck pulls down power poles in Trat

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Truck pulls down power poles in Trat

A TRAILER TRUCK accidentally got entangled with electrical wires and toppled 10 power poles near the Klong Yai intersection in Trat's Muang district early yesterday morning.

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