Chiang Mai bus crash victims' remains placed at home, funeral parlours


Two of the caskets would be placed at the victims' homes while the other 11 caskets will be at three funeral parlours here for the final rites to conducted.

The caskets with the remains of sisters Ong Chai Hong, 58, and Chui Hoe, 53, arrived at their homes along Jalan Kluang between 11am and noon.

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