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Talks in KL to end deadly Thai conflict


Blast site: Thai police and army personnel inspecting the scene of a bomb attack which left three police officers dead in Yala in 2016. — AFP

KUALA LUMPUR: Rebels from southern Thailand and the Thai government will meet here this month as part of the continuing peace talks, which have been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic.

After two years of virtual negotiations between both sides, the face-to-face meeting will finally take place.

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