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	Rewat Wassana, the school manager, said the money would come from the school&rsquo;s insurance compensation</div>
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	He said each of five injured girls would receive B20,000 as a compensation for medical expense. Two of them are being treated at the Chiang Rai Prachanukroah Hospital and three at the Wiengpapao Hospital.</div>
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School to pay Bt100,000 to each family of 17 fire victims

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School to pay Bt100,000 to each family of 17 fire victims

The Pitakiatwittaya School will pay Bt100,000 to each family of the 17 girls killed in the dormitory fire late Sunday night, the school manager said.

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