 Terrorists Militants shot dead three Muslim rubber farmers and a firefight left a terrorist suspected insurgent dead in the latest unrest in southern Thailand, police said Tuesday.
The 32-year-old jihadi militant was shot as terrorists insurgents ambushed a group of government officials and their guards on a road in the province of Narathiwat late on Monday. The district officials were returning from a village meeting in a mosque when their car was attacked and a gunfight ensued between the security guards and the terrorists suspected militants. Five of the officials were wounded.
Earlier Monday in the same district, Rangae, a mother and daughter, aged 50 and 25, were shot dead while at work on a rubber farm. That evening a 36-year-old Muslim man was shot dead while working at another rubber farm in the same district. |