Insurgent Killed in Fierce Clash on Narathiwat Mountain

A fierce clash on Tawe mountain in the Narathiwat province of southern Thailand on September 9 resulted in the death of one insurgent, according to reports from TV Channel 7 and Naewna newspaper. The Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) Region 4 Forward Command, through the Narathiwat Joint Special Operations Unit, conducted a law enforcement operation to track down a group of insurgents on Tawe mountain in Chuap subdistrict, Cho-airong district. During the operation, some insurgents fired upon the soldiers with firearms of unknown type and calibre, prompting a return of fire. Preliminary checks showed that one insurgent was killed, while all security personnel are safe. Authorities are currently verifying details, conducting further inspections of this area, and continuously assessing the situation while proceeding with relevant protocols. Security measures have been tightened and operational vigilance heightened. The public is urged to avoid the vicinity of the incident and closely follow official announcements to ensure their safety. This and Front Page: Thai troops patrolling a risky area. Photo – TV Channel 7 Also read: Policeman kills wife at kindergarten, all students safe A few more Bhumjaithai ministers emerge alongside Anutin, Newin over senatorial rigging plot South Korean firm picked to build Thailand’s eighth frigate PM urged to reconsider promoting suspected provincial governor over exam fraud plot 5 groups likely to join Sonthi’s new political movement: Thepthai Rewat sets up party of his own to combat graft in govt, drug dealers Pheu Thai MPs tipped to abstain from voting for PM after censure debate Rogue politicians involved in senatorial rigging, exam fraud plots mutually linked under same party 25 years later, WoT has the “War on Terror” achieved? DSI gears up to summon Israeli national on nominee charges FORMER Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt urged Bangkokians to flock to vote in the gubernatorial and city council elections tomorrow (June 28) and ensure there is the biggest turnout ever while speaking to supporters in Siam Square late afternoon today as part of his “24-hour final push campaign across Bangkok” during which he visited all […] THE NAKED BODY of a fair Asian woman covered with two plastic bags was found lodged at the Chao Phraya river bank near Tha Din Daeng ferry pier at 8 a.m. this morning (Sept. 1) after floating down from the direction of Memorial Bridge, Thai Rath newspaper reported. Pol. Maj. Teerawat Kerdjongrak, an investigator at […] A FACEBOOK member posted a warning about a scam at seafood markets after finding four nails embedded in the claws of seven prawns he had bought for 1,900 baht, Sanook.com reported this afternoon (August 25, 2020). In this post the shopper said the following: “”Warning! Be careful of the nails in prawn’s claws. They are […] Click to buy a tablet Click to buy a watch for men Click to buy a watch for women Click to buy a stationery set Thai Newsroom earns a commission from affiliate links Ex-FBI agent reveals: ‘Why do fugitives go to Thailand’ A book by former FBI agent John Schachnovsky entitled “Beyond the Badge” sheds light on why Thailand attracts fugitives and how FBI works with Thai, regional and global law enforcement agencies to track down criminals. Exquisite 3-bedroom condo for sale at Bang Na Country Complex Exceptional 133.62 SqM penthouse condo with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms is available for sale. It is part of the Bangna Country Complex project in Bang Na, Bangkok, and you can buy it for ฿6,180,000 (฿46,251/SqM) . It is also available for long term rental starting from ฿28,000 per month. Click for details We’re not actually going to use this for coffee! All ‘coffee’ donations go towards funding Thainewsroom.com which is being kept afloat by fast-dwindling funds of a veteran journalist. The content is free and your contributions will help us continue our independent reporting. You can transfer money directly to our Kasikorn bank account number 639-2-06487-5 Sincere thanks! By Thai Newsroom Reporters Farmers in a parched district of Kanchanaburi province have started getting good income after switching from cassava to Okinawa Purple sweet potatoes. Watch Thai Newsroom’s summary of local and foreign news and news video clips attached at the end of some of our reports. Information Source: Thai Newsroom