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	Pol Maj Gen Sant Sukhawat, the commander of the Forensic Science Centre 6, said the lamp became overheated and melted and dropped into a pile clothes in the recreational room. The clothes were kept there for handing out to the poor.</div>
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	The heat of the melted lamp caught fire on the clothes and spread quickly.</div>
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