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Indian Tourist Dies After Mysteriously Collapsing at Phuket Cafe

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A 26-year-old Indian tourist died after collapsing at a cafe in Phuket, Thailand, with three others also losing consciousness for unknown reasons.

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A 26-year-old Indian tourist died after collapsing at a cafe in Phuket, Thailand, with three others also losing consciousness for unknown reasons.

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