Deep South insurgents wreak havoc ahead of Ramadan

Suspected insurgents greeted the start of Islam's holy month with violence, conducting a series of bloody attacks and disrupting the lives of citizens.

By Ahmad Ramansiriwong in Bannang Sata

July 24, 2012

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