NARATHIWAT, March 1 – A bomb in a pickup truck exploded opposite a police station in the violence-plagued province of Narathiwat, but no one was wounded in the incident. The remote-controlled bomb hidden in a pick-up truck was triggered by a mobile phone and an alarm clock. Read more: MCOT
Bomb at 7-Eleven in Narathiwat’s Ra-ngae district to lure officials before 2nd explosion triggered, wounding 1 ranger, 1 defence volunteer. Also, on 13 February, at least 17 Muslim insurgents including a commander were killed during an attack on a military base in Narathiwat. None of the Thai military defenders of the base were hurt. Note: […]
NARATHIWAT, Feb 19 – Two suspected insurgents were arrested today as security forces closed in on a house in this restive southern province suspected of harbouring some of the attackers of a marine outpost who remained at large since last week. A combined force of 60 police and military personnel found a suspicious house in […]
BANGKOK, Feb 15 – It is unlikely that a curfew will be imposed in Thailand’s three Muslim-dominated provinces in the far South after a preliminary feedback from most security agencies shows their confidence in handling the situation under normal circumstances, a senior official said today. Paradorn Pattanathabutr, secretary general of the National Security Council, said […]
NARATHIWAT, Feb 6 – Six Rohingya and Myanmar migrants were rescued in the southern border province of Narathiwat in a joint military and police operation. Fifty personnel from the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC)’s Region 4, military and the Thai Police Immigration Bureau raided six targets in Narathiwat’s Su-ngai Kolok municipality after being informed that […]
NARATHIWAT, 31 January 2013 (NNT) – Violence continued in the South. On Wednesday insurgents staged bomb attacks at three different locations in Narathiwat, killing one soldier. Inspecting the area bombed by insurgents close to Ban Jud Daeng School in Muang District, local police in Narathiwat found that a truck belonging to a teacher escort unit […]
NARATHIWAT, Jan 30 – One Thai Navy non-commissioned officer was killed, two seamen and one soldier were wounded in two separate bombings in this violence plagued province. The first incident occurred in the provincial seat when the naval personnel were on routine patrol duty for teacher protection in a pickup truck in the provincial seat […]
n the wake of the fatal shooting of a Thai-muslim teacher, all 378 schools in Narathiwat province were closed yesterday at the conclusion of a meeting by a teachers’ network. The network also pleaded with teachers to raise funds for the family of victim Chonthee Charoenchon, the 158th teacher slain in the Deep South. Read […]
