Tragedy at Northern Thailand Railway Tunnel Construction: 2 Workers Dead, 3 Critically Injured
A tragic accident occurred at a railway tunnel construction site in northern Thailand when heavy equipment fell during installation, resulting in the deaths of two workers and critical injuries to three others. An investigation into the cause is underway.
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