Terrorists Insurgents in the South killed the highest ranking officer so far in their renewed war in the South, police said. Navy Captain Thawee Kua-Noy, 58, came under attack as he was driving his pick-up truck at 7:30am this morning on his way to work. The attack took place at an intersection in Thoong Yang Dang district of Pattani province. The captain (the equivalent of an army colonel) was hit three times by bullets in his right ear and neck and died at the scene, according to investigators. It is believed the attack was designed to create fear.
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Meanwhile, terrorists militants killed two men in separate drive-by shootings late Tuesday in Pattani and nearby Yala province. Terrorists Insurgents also set ablaze an elementary school in Pattani on Wednesday, gutting the wooden building, police said.
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Over 100 public schools in this trouble-plagued province are closing for school recess Wednesday - one week sooner than earlier scheduled - due to daily, sporadic terrorist insurgent assaults on teachers and officials throughout the southernmost province of Thailand. The teachers were told to inspect the results of their students' mid-term exams at home in order to avoid possible attacks by the terrorists insurgents, he said. |