BANGKOK (Reuters) - Bombs hit eight car and motorcycle showrooms in Thailand's rebellious Muslim south almost simultaneously on Thursday, wounding nine people, despite post-coup government gestures to encourage peace, police said.
Police said they had been on the alert for attacks in Yala a day after Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont visited the city.
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