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Unfazed by bombs, Thaksin says he feels more welcome in Thailand's deep South

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Former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra said he is not worried by bombings in the deep South during his visit to the region as four previous bids to assassinate him had failed to scare him.

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Bangkok Post

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Explosions precede Thaksin’s visit to Thailand's deep South, 1 dead

Bombs exploded in southern border provinces just before the visit of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Sunday morning.

10 days ago·Bangkok, Thailand

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The Thaiger

Thaksin unfazed by bombings, sees hope in the Deep South

Thaksin unfazed by bombings, sees hope in the Deep SouthLegacyFormer Prime Minister of Thailand Thaksin Shinawatra expressed his lack of concern over recent bombings in the Deep South during his visit to the area, noting that past assassination attempts have failed to intimidate him. This comment followed bombings in Yala province on Saturday, February 22, and at Narathiwat Airport yesterday morning, where his plane was scheduled to land. In reg…

Blast Occurs Hours Before Thaksins Visit to Thailands Deep South

The Pattaya News =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Narathiwat, at 8:35 AM on February 23rd, 2025, – An explosion occurred near the air traffic control tower at Narathiwat Airport hours before Thaksin Shinawatra’s scheduled arrival, injuring four airport personnel. Police found that a homemade bomb, weighing 2-3 kilograms and remotely detonated, was hidden in a metal box and placed under a fire department […] Blast Occurs Hours Before Thaksins Visit to Thailands …

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Thailand News

Explosions in southern Thailand hours before Thaksin’s visit: one dead

A series of bomb explosions rocked the southern border provinces of Thailand just before the scheduled visit of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra on Sunday [Read More...] Source

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