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BANGKOK, Jan 29 — At least one person was injured in multiple bomb attacks in Thailand’s southern province of Yala, police said today. At least 13 small explosions struck the town of Yala late yesterday, mostly on roadsides in front of convenience stores, shops, a market, an animal hospital and...

BANGKOK, Jan 29 — At least one person was injured in multiple bomb attacks in Thailand’s southern province of Yala, police said today.

Police today found at least three unexploded improvised explosive devices, made of spray cans and metal pipes with timers attached. A decades-old separatist insurgency in predominantly Buddhist Thailand’s largely ethnic Malay-Muslim provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat has claimed the lives of more than 7,300 people since 2004, according to the Deep South Watch group which monitors the violence.

Yesterday’s bombing came just weeks after the Thai government restarted a peace dialogue with the main insurgent group after a two-year break of talks due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

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