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20 registered Myanmar migrants burned to death on bus in Tak

A chartered double-decker bus taking 47 registered Myanmar workers to Pathum Thani caught fire in Tak early Friday, killing 20 of them trapped inside, police said.
Three other Myanmar were injured when they jumped down from the bus while 24 others could run out in time and were not injured.
The Thai bus driver, his aide and his wife also escaped uninjured.
The Mae Tho police station was alerted of the fire on the highway No 12 in Tambon Mae Tho in Tak’s Muang district at 1 am.
When police and fire fighters arrived, the entire bus was engulfed in the fire, which was put out shortly after.
Rescuers found 20 bodies, which were charred beyond recognition, inside the bus.
Police said the 47 Myanmar workers had proper documents and were travelling on the chartered bus from the border checkpoint in Tak’s Mae Sot district heading to the Navanakhon industrial estate in Pathum Thani.
Survivors said the fire started at the middle of the bus and spread quickly, trapping those in the back.
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