Blasts at Pattani petrol stations made to discredit govt ahead of Apec summit: Army


BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Army Area 4 has launched a manhunt for four insurgents who carried out two bomb attacks at two petrol stations in Pattani on Tuesday (Nov 15) night in what is believed to be an attempt to discredit the government ahead of the Apec Summit this week.

The almost simultaneous attacks occurred at about 8pm at a PTT station on Highway 42 near the Pattani bus terminal in Tambon Bana, Muang district, and a PT station on the same highway in Tambon Piya Murang in Yaring district.

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