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	Two girls of Pithakkiart Witthaya school, a boarding school for hilltribe girls, are still unaccounted for. The girls who perished in the fire were between five to 12 years old. The fire started at about 11pm and there were 38 students in the school when the fire broke out.</div>
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	Photos : Facebook pages of Pithakkiart Witthaya school, Wiengpapao police&nbsp;</div>

Blaze at Wiengpapao

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