Thai police say they have found the remains of more than 2,000 foetuses, thought to be from illegal abortions, hidden at a Buddhist temple in Bangkok.
The remains were discovered in the temple's mortuary in containers usually used for bodies awaiting cremation.
Police were alerted by a terrible smell after the temple's furnace broke down.
Two temple workers and a woman believed to have been paid to collect and dispose of foetuses from illegal abortion clinics have been arrested.
The bodies, wrapped in plastic bags, were discovered in a newly opened area of the mortuary, days after authorities found 348 in another room.
A 33-year-old woman has admitted taking money to collect foetuses from several clinics.
She earned just over $16 (£10) for each foetus she delivered to the temple.
Police said two temple workers had been charged with hiding the bodies.
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