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	The tourist was identified as Perez Neftali who rented the room since March 10.</div>
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	Officials of Udon Mansion apartment told police that the man was staying alone.</div>
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	Police detected no foul play sign in the room, except several empty bottles of Thai whisky.</div>
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American tourist killed in apartment fall in Udon Thani

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American tourist killed in apartment fall in Udon Thani

A 27-year-old American tourist died after he fell from his room on the fifth floor of an apartment in Udon Thani Monday morning, police said.

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