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English: Buddhist monks chant prayers for the dead at bridge where less than 24 hours earlier more than 370 people died in a stampede.
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Source Death Toll at Cambodia's Water Festival Rises as Nation Mourns. VOA News, November 23 2010.
Author Robert Carmichael

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