Pipe Bomb Thrown at Police Base in Southern Thailand, Authorities Launch Investigation
A pipe bomb was thrown at the Ban Nangka Police Watch Point (Choket) base in Yala Province, southern Thailand. Authorities rushed to the scene and have launched an investigation. Details of the incident are currently under investigation.
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