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News just in suggests three students of the Law Faculty of the Central University College in Prampram were crushed to death by a tipper truck, Tuesday evening.

Details about the fatal crash are sketchy but sources say damage to the Ash VW Passat, with registration ER 228-14, in which the three victims were traveling suggest they may have tried to overtake the truck.

According to reports, the three are first year students of the Law Faculty of the private university.

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