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YALA, Thailand – At least four soldiers were killed and nine others injured in a motorcycle bomb attack in the province of Yala, Bannang Sata district, South Thailand on Friday (22/7/2011) morning.
The media spread lies by claiming that there was no dead soldier and three students were injured in the attack.
Police Colonel Wongpaibul, the chief of police in Bannang Sata said that the three injured were in critical conditions.
The explosion occurred at 10.50 AM on a road in Bannang Sata near the Ban Tao Poon school. All the victims were rushed to the hospital.
Police investigators said that a homemade bomb, weighing 10 Kg had been hidden inside a parked motorcycle.
They believed the attacker detonated the explosive when the soldiers from Unit No.15, the special forces of Yala, passed through that road.
Some vehicles, including a GMC military truck near the scene of the explosion, were damaged by the impact of the explosion.
Shortly after the bombing, the police detained a suspect identified as Wae-Useng Waesama alias Wan Husayn (25) – may Allah free him soon – who was arrested in Banang Sata.
He was rushed to the police station for questioning.
YALA, Thailand – At least four soldiers were killed and nine others injured in a motorcycle bomb attack in the province of Yala, Bannang Sata district, South Thailand on Friday (22/7/2011) morning.The media spread lies by claiming that there was no dead soldier and three students were injured in the attack.
Police Colonel Wongpaibul, the chief of police in Bannang Sata said that the three injured were in critical conditions.
The explosion occurred at 10.50 AM on a road in Bannang Sata near the Ban Tao Poon school. All the victims were rushed to the hospital.
Police investigators said that a homemade bomb, weighing 10 Kg had been hidden inside a parked motorcycle.
They believed the attacker detonated the explosive when the soldiers from Unit No.15, the special forces of Yala, passed through that road.
Some vehicles, including a GMC military truck near the scene of the explosion, were damaged by the impact of the explosion.
Shortly after the bombing, the police detained a suspect identified as Wae-Useng Waesama alias Wan Husayn (25) – may Allah free him soon – who was arrested in Banang Sata.
He was rushed to the police station for questioning.
It should be mentioned that on 24th June 2011 a mine bomb killed two government officials and wounded eight others in Tak Bai, province of Narathiwat, South Thailand and on 16th June 2011 the Mujahideen of Pattani, South Thailand, killed four Thai mushrik soldiers before escapeing using an army truck containing M-16 rifles seized by the Mujahideen from the enemiesAlso, on 1st June 2011, two government officials were killed by bomb blasts in Pattani, South Thailand. The police said that three bombs believed to be planted by Islamic "militants" exploded in South Thailand, killing two government officials and wounding six others.
(arrahmah.com)
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