Rebels kill 3 soldiers in southern Thailand

YALA, Thailand: Suspected islamic insurgents killed three soldiers and wounded another four in a gun fight with security forces and an ambush in the restive Thai south, police said Sunday. A group of more than 10 militants attacked six soldiers while they were patrolling in Yala province on Sunday morning, sparking a 10-minute gunfight in […]

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Ranong is concerned over H1N1 outbreak from students returning back from BKK

RANONG, 1 October 2010 (NNT) – Ranong’s Public Health office is concerned over the outbreak of H1N1 from Ranong students returning back from Bangkok during the school holidays. MD Thongchai Keeratihattayakong, Ranong Public Health doctor, has expressed his concern today over the possible outbreak of H1N1 in the province from students returning back from the […]

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Ranger injured in attack by insurgents in Yala

Yala – A ranger was injured when muslim insurgents mounted an attack at a ranger post in this southern border province Thursday night, police reported Friday morning. Police said an unknown number of insurgents opened fire at the Ranger Taskforce 4147 in Moo 2 village of Tambon Bacho in Bacho district at 8:15 pm. The […]

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Five killed in Thailand’s restive South

Pattani, Thailand – Suspected muslim separatist insurgents dressed in police uniforms shot and killed five people in Thailand’s restive, muslim-majority South, police said Wednesday. The attackers drove up to a spot where farmers were selling fruit Tuesday night and opened fire on the crowd with automatic weapons, said Colonel Amnuay Dee with the Saiburi police […]

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South Thailand: Death To Infidels

September 21, 2010: In response to a recent surge of attacks against teachers in the Moslem south, the government has raised the pay of teachers down there and improved security as well. In the last six years, 137 school personnel, mostly teachers, have been killed down there, and several hundred injured. The Islamic radicals oppose […]

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