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Southeast Asia
Thai terrorists kill three villagers
2011-03-23
Three people were gunned down by separatist terrorists militants at their home in Narathiwat province late Tuesday night.

A joint military and police force inspected the scene the next morning. They found four spent cartridges from an AK47 and another three from an M16.

The victims were identified as Marortafi Punu, Nureeya Masaeming, a married couple, and Reeyoh Jeh-arsae.

Neighbors told police that about 15 armed men raided the house late on Tuesday night and three of them went to the second floor. They shot the married couple in their heads while they were watching television. Mrs Reeyoh was gunned down while washing the dishes. The attackers fled the scene.

Police think Mrs Reeyoh was slain because the terrorists militants didn't want witnesses.

No injuries from bomb attack against police investigating the murders
Terrorists Militants detonated a road bomb in Narathiwat province as a police pickup truck passed by late Wednesday morning, but there were no injuries.

The explosion left a 30cm deep by 90cm wide hole in the local road. The size of the improvised bomb was estimated at 5 kilograms of explosive.

Investigators said eight policemen were on the pickup truck when the bomb exploded. They were returning from having investigated the house where three people were just killed by a gang of armed men late Tuesday night.
Posted by:ryuge

#2  You're welcome. I visited Thailand (not the south, though) back around 1999 because it was so inexpensive due to the Asian financial meltdown at the time. I really enjoyed the trip and the people I met there. Some years later, when I became a Rantburg regular and began posting articles, I started seeing how many attacks were happening regularly in southern Thailand. So, I decided to check in with the Thai newspapers whenever I'd post and, sure enough, there was something happening there most of the time.

If the MSM would start covering the war against Islamic fascism (for lack of a better term) the way Rantburg does - as one big worldwide struggle, like the fight against fascism and communism - the world might be a better place. It would at least be a less deluded one.
Posted by: ryuge   2011-03-23 23:33  

#1  Big thanks to Ryuge. South Thailand is one of the hottest fronts of the Global Islamic war. I find it a little sad that it attracts so little attention. Unfortunately the Buddhists have as little grasp of the situation as Our Own leaders do. This should be much bigger news than it is.
Posted by: Scooter McGruder   2011-03-23 19:50  

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