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Five soldiers killed in southern Thailand checkpoint attack

Five soldiers were killed in a coordinated shooting and pipe bomb attack on a security checkpoint in southern Thailand.

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The brief

An attack targeting a security checkpoint in southern Thailand has resulted in the deaths of five soldiers. Reports from Thai PBS World specify that the deceased were paramilitary rangers in Narathiwat. In addition to the military fatalities, six civilians were injured during the incident.

Coverage from AP News, Al Jazeera, DW.com, and The Jerusalem Post emphasizes the use of shootings and pipe bombs in the assault. The reports highlight the attack's location within the troubled southern region of the country. Thai authorities are currently hunting for the suspects responsible for the attack.

Coverage does not yet specify the identities or affiliations of the assailants.

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How many casualties were reported in the attack?

Five soldiers were killed and six civilians were injured.

Where did the attack take place?

The attack occurred at a security checkpoint in Narathiwat, located in southern Thailand.

What weapons were used during the incident?

According to The Jerusalem Post, the attack involved shootings and a pipe bomb.

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