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Thai army chief denies mosque attack

Narathiwat : Thailand | 5 months ago  
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S army chief today denied claims that security forces were to blame for a bloody attack on a mosque in the country's troubled Muslim-majority south that killed 11 people. The government ordered General Anupong Paojinda to fly to the volatile region a day after masked gunmen stormed the mosque in Narathiwat...
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  • News Source: Christian Science Monitor | 5 months ago
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  • News Source: Asia Times Online | 5 months ago
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