After Yala Raid Kills Insurgent, Southern Thailand Braces for Unrest
Following a pre-dawn raid in Yala that killed one suspected insurgent and trapped two others, Southern Thailand braces for evacuations, power cuts and curfews.
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Following a pre-dawn raid in Yala that killed one suspected insurgent and trapped two others, Southern Thailand braces for evacuations, power cuts and curfews.
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