5 killed during trip to Thai waterfall

Agence France-Presse
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2008-09-29 01:05 AM

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Two Australians and three Thais were struck by lightening and killed during a school trip to a waterfall in Thailand. The victims were part of a group of Australian and Thai secondary school students who were visiting the waterfall Saturday.

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