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	Police said the accident happened at 6:15 am in Tambon Pawey.</div>
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	The van was chartered to take 13 family members from a university graduation ceremony in Bangkok back to their home in Krabi.</div>
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	Police said the driver might doze off and crash the van into the tree before it fell into the dish in the middle of the road.</div>
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Five killed, four injured in van accident in Surat

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Five killed, four injured in van accident in Surat

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