Insurgents fled to Malaysia after attacking Hala Bala wildlife sanctuary: Military


BANGKOK: Security sources reported that the insurgents responsible for bomb and arson attacks on buildings in Narathiwat’s Hala Bala Wildlife Sanctuary on Sunday (Sept 22) had fled across the border to Malaysia.

The military sources said on Monday that the group, led by insurgent leader Manso Puteh, is wanted under multiple arrest warrants for armed attacks in the deep South.

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