June 13, 200718 yr Update: Insurgents behead 30th victim (Bangkokpost.com, dpa) - Southern separatists have killed four more victims, authorities said on Wednesday, including the 30th person they have decapitated in their three-year campaign to drive "outsiders" out of the region.Police Sub-Lt Daenchai Moonpol said bullet-riddled bodies of Surachai Nalumalinee, 36, Anusorn Na-aem, 13, and an unidentified man were found Wednesday morning outside Kupoh village, Narathiwat province. Surachai's head was found 10 metres from his body. The Post Publishing Public Co.,
June 13, 200718 yr Author Three men killed, one beheaded in Narathiwat June 13, 2007 : Last updated 04:00 pm (Thai local time) Narathiwat - Police found bullet-riddled bodies of three men, one of whom was beheaded, near Kupoh village believed to have been killed by insurgents behind the ongoing violence the restive region.Police identified the victims as Surachai Nalumalinee, 36, Anusorn Naaem, 13. An unidentified man were found Wednesday morning in the vicinity. Surachai's head was found 10 metres from his body. Police believed the three victims were killed on Tuesday. They were residents of the commercial centre of Hat Yai, from where they had driven their truck to deliver consumer goods to the villagers. The beheading was the 10th this year, and one of 25 since violence in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat flared anew in early 2004. The Nation
June 13, 200718 yr Author Insurgents behead a man in Narathiwat Wed, June 13, 2007 : Last updated 18:10 pm (Thai local time) Narathiwat - Police found the bullet-riddled bodies of three men, one of whom was beheaded, near Kupoh village. They were believed to have been murdered by insurgents in the restive region. Police identified the victims as Surachai Nalumalinee, 36, Anusorn Naaem, 13. An unidentified man was found on Wednesday morning close by. Surachai's head was found 10 metres from his body.Police believe the three victims were killed on Tuesday. They were residents of the commercial centre of Hat Yai, from where they had driven their truck to deliver consumer goods to the villagers. The beheading was the 10th this year, and one of 25 since violence in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat flared anew in early 2004. Meanwhile, a roadside bomb was detonated just outside a public school in Pattani's Tung Yang Daeng district, killing one soldier and injuring another. A separate roadside bomb in Pattani's Yarang district killed one and injured six Special Forces soldiers who were patrolling the area in their pickup truck. The powerful bomb ripped through the vehicle. At least four teachers have been slain this week in Thailand's three southernmost provinces, Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala. Dozens of schools in Narathiwat have closed their doors this week to protest the slayings and demanded protection from the government. On Monday two female teachers were shot dead in front of their students by assailants in the library of Sakoh primary school, Narathiwat. Teachers and schools have been prime targets of the violence plaguing the deep South since January 2004, when the region's longsimmering insurgency took a militant turn for the worse - and more than 2,300 people have been killed The three provinces comprised an independent Islamic sultanate known as Pattani for hundreds of years before being conquered by Bangkok in 1786. The border provinces came under direct rule of the Thai bureaucracy in 1902. The Nation
June 13, 200718 yr Insurgents behead a man in NarathiwatWed, June 13, 2007 : Last updated 18:10 pm (Thai local time) Narathiwat - Police found the bullet-riddled bodies of three men, one of whom was beheaded, near Kupoh village. They were believed to have been murdered by insurgents in the restive region. Police identified the victims as Surachai Nalumalinee, 36, Anusorn Naaem, 13. An unidentified man was found on Wednesday morning close by. Surachai's head was found 10 metres from his body.Police believe the three victims were killed on Tuesday. They were residents of the commercial centre of Hat Yai, from where they had driven their truck to deliver consumer goods to the villagers. The beheading was the 10th this year, and one of 25 since violence in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat flared anew in early 2004. Meanwhile, a roadside bomb was detonated just outside a public school in Pattani's Tung Yang Daeng district, killing one soldier and injuring another. A separate roadside bomb in Pattani's Yarang district killed one and injured six Special Forces soldiers who were patrolling the area in their pickup truck. The powerful bomb ripped through the vehicle. At least four teachers have been slain this week in Thailand's three southernmost provinces, Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala. Dozens of schools in Narathiwat have closed their doors this week to protest the slayings and demanded protection from the government. On Monday two female teachers were shot dead in front of their students by assailants in the library of Sakoh primary school, Narathiwat. Teachers and schools have been prime targets of the violence plaguing the deep South since January 2004, when the region's longsimmering insurgency took a militant turn for the worse - and more than 2,300 people have been killed The three provinces comprised an independent Islamic sultanate known as Pattani for hundreds of years before being conquered by Bangkok in 1786. The border provinces came under direct rule of the Thai bureaucracy in 1902. The Nation Is this not otherwise known as ETHNIC CLEANSING? How many more mass murders need to occur before the world helps these innocent people???
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