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Thai police detain 2 suspects after a bomb in a border province killed 3 and injured scores.
An explosive device was thrown into a crowd during an outdoor performance at an annual festival in Umphang town in Tak province , which borders Myanmar .
Local police said at least 48 people were injured and that police have not yet pressed charges.
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