Thailand launches manhunt after 5 soldiers killed, civilians injured in deep south
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An attack in Thailand's deep south region killed five soldiers and injured six civilians on Wednesday evening. About 10 attackers used firearms and pipe bombs at a security checkpoint in Narathiwat province before fleeing. Thai authorities have launched a manhunt for the suspects. The incident highlights ongoing violence in the region.
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Five soldiers killed at a security checkpoint
The attackers fled after the attack.
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Thai authorities are searching for the people responsible for an attack in the deep south region.
South China Morning Post- Five soldiers killed at a security checkpoint
- Thai authorities launch manhunt for attackers
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Loaded language removedThai authorities said on Thursday they are searching for the people responsible for an attack in the country’s troubled deep south region that killed five soldiers and injured several civilians.
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Thai authorities are searching for the people responsible for an attack in the deep south region.
South China Morning PostFive soldiers were killed in the attack.
South China Morning PostAbout 10 attackers opened fire and threw pipe bombs at soldiers at a security checkpoint.
South China Morning PostThe attackers fled after the attack.
South China Morning PostSix civilians were injured during the attack.
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