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| Two villagers gunned down in southern Thailand |
| 2011-03-27 |
Waemaso Sani, the 45-year-old chief of Juelaenibong village in Pattani's Muang district, was shot five times as he rode his motorcycle home on Saturday evening. Witnesses told police they saw four men follow him on their motorcycles before spraying bullets at him. In Yala's Raman district, two villagers were gunned down yesterday at a market. An unknown number of gunmen opened fire at Jiew Sae Jeaw, 47, a village defense volunteer of Ban Samo, and Nam Petchpradap, 58, at a local weekend market at around 11:10 a.m. The two were rushed to the hospital, but Nam succumbed to his injuries before arriving. Rubber tapper gunned down in Narathiwat A rubber tapper was ambushed and killed by Masawkee Sabuding, 40, was attacked about 3 a.m. while driving a motorcycle headed to his rubber plantation on a local road by three gunmen hidden in a roadside rubber forest. One of them fired three shots at him with a shotgun, and then they fled. Masakee was shot twice and died at the scene. Police blamed separatist Three seriously wounded in market shooting Three people were seriously wounded in a shooting which took place at the Ban Samoh Sunday market in Yala province on Sunday. They were attacked while buying fish by two men on a motorcycle. The gunman on the pillion fired at them with his 9mm pistol out and then they fled the scene. The victims were identified as Kam Petpradub, 59, Aiew Sae Jiang, 51, and Vareeya Salae, 30. Police blamed separatist |
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