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Thai security force personnel stand near a
dead body in Thailand's largely Muslim province of Pattani, 1,150 km (718
miles) south of Bangkok, April 28, 2004. Troops and police killed more
than 100 gun and machete-wielding Muslim youths on Wednesday in a three
hour mosque shoot out, on a day of carnage in southern
Thailand.[Reuters]
A Thai security personnel inspects the body of
a separatist in Thailand's largely Muslim province of Pattani, 1,150 km
(718 miles) south of Bangkok on April 28, 2004. Troops and police shot
dead over 100 gun and machete-wielding Muslim separatists on Wednesday --
including more than 30 in a three hour mosque shootout -- on a day of
carnage in Thailand's restive south. [Reuters]
Thai security force personnel stand near dead
insurgent in Thailand's largely Muslim province of Pattani, 1,150 km (718
miles) south of Bangkok April 28, 2004. [Reuters]
Thai security force personnel stand near dead
insurgents in Thailand's largely Muslim province of Pattani, 1,150 km (718
miles) south of Bangkok April 28, 2004. [Reuters]
Thai soldiers guard the body of a Muslim
militant, slain during a three hour seige at a mosque in Thailand's
largely Muslim province of Pattani, 1,150 km (718 miles) south of Bangkok
on April 28, 2004. [Reuters]
A Thai soldier stands guard outside a mosque
in Thailand's largely Muslim province of Pattani, 1,150 km (718 miles)
south of Bangkok on April 28, 2004.
[Reuters]
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