Bomb kills three police officers in southern Thailand
At least three police officers were killed and one injured when a bomb buried beneath a road in the southern province of Yala, Thailand, exploded on September 23.
Military personnel inspect the site of a bomb attack at Krong Pinang District in the southern province of Yala, Thailand, on September 23, 2016 (Photo: Reuters/VNA)
Bangkok (VNA) – At least three police officers were killed and one injured when a bomb b🦂uried beneath a road in the southern province of Yala, Thailand, exploded on September 23.
A local policeman said the bomb hit a police’s car which was on a trip to gather intelligence. After that, gunmen fired on the police from the nearby forest.
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However, the negotiations have failed to gain progress while attacks continue to strike across the southern region.-VNA
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Military personnel inspect the site of a bomb attack at Krong Pinang District in the southern province of Yala, Thailand, on September 23, 2016 (Photo: Reuters/VNA)
