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    Ayutthaya temple fire damages ancient Buddha statue

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    Ayutthaya temple fire damages ancient Buddha statue

    via The Nation, 15 September 2017

    A morning fire damaged a Buddha statue of the Ayutthaya period in a temple in Ayutthaya’s Mueang district on Friday.

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