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| Christian |
Lagt på d. 12/04-2005 15:55
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Hej. Har lige talt med kæresten. Hun kom sent hjem fra kontoret da der igen er fundet bomber i Hatyai. Denne gang er det på universitetsområdet. Politiet stoppede ALLE biler på vel nok Hatyai's mest trafikerede gade. Hun mener dog ikke der vil blive noget om bomben i nyhederne da politiet sikkert har fundet og afmonteret den inden eksplosion. Ikke nemt at sidde her, 10.000km væk og vide at muslimerne har kastet deres "kærlighed" på byen hvori min tilkommende og hendes 2 børn bor.  Det tager lidt af alt det sjove som mange thailanske børn/voksne har set frem til, når muslimerne har varslet flere bomber i byen i Songkran perioden. Jeg betler ikke efter forståelse og ej heller ikke efter indlæg der forsvarer muslimernes brug af terror. Jeg tror kun det er muslimer og pladderhumanistiske danskere der kan forsvarer sådan en opførsel. De thai'er jeg kender, kan ihvertfald ikke. Nå - Nu fik jeg da luft  og jeg misunder alle de danskere der i de næste dage skal fejre Songkran. Tillykke !!Mvh./Christian |
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| rinpoche |
Lagt på d. 12/04-2005 16:28
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Hej, Jo, den har fundet vej til medierne: Ser dog ikke ud til at den blev fundet på et universitetsområde. Hov, nu ser jeg lige at denne artikel er fra den 8. og du henviser til en episode fra den 12. Det er godt nok uhyggeligt rinpoche Powerful bomb defused in southern Thai trade centre Fri Apr 8, 2005 05:19 AM ET By Nopporn Wong-Anan BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai police have defused a bomb in the southern commercial centre of Hat Yai, where suspected Muslim militants struck at the weekend in a rare attack outside their usual territory, security officials said on Friday. The remote-controlled 3 kg (6.6 lbs) device -- like Sunday's bombs made of gunpowder and fertiliser -- was defused on Wednesday, a senior policeman said. "The bomb was connected to a mobile phone and meant to cause damage, not take lives, otherwise it would have contained a lot of nails," the officer told Reuters. He declined to say where the bomb was found, but Thai newspapers said it was in a rubbish container next to a leading department store and failed to explode because it was not wired properly. The store manager said the bomb was found by a garbage collector at a dump site. "The truck where the bomb was found takes rubbish from our store, the train station and rows of shops, so we don't know for sure where the bomb was planted," he told Reuters. "It was not found in front of our store as reported." Police in Hat Yai, whose bars and brothels are popular among Malaysian men, denied any bomb had been found since Sunday's explosions which killed two people and wounded more than 60. The Sunday blasts were the latest deadly attacks in a region where more than 600 people have died in 15 months of violence the government blames on Muslim separatists. Security officials blamed Islamic militants for them and said they expected more attacks in the area, which lies just north of the three southernmost provinces of Pattani, Narathiwat and Yala which have seen the worst of the violence. The government has urged people in Bangkok to be on alert for signs of militant attacks and tightened security around western embassies, shopping malls and train and bus terminals. "We've asked department stores to help us watch out for suspicious objects and people and we will send our officers to help train their security guards," Bangkok Metropolitan police spokesman Chatchawal Suksomjit said. Buddhist Thailand's predominantly Muslim far south has a century long history of often violent separatism, which security analysts fear might attract backing from international Islamic militant networks, such as Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda group. © Reuters 2005. All Rights Reserved. Redigeret af rinpoche d. 12/04-2005 16:32 |
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