Thailand's Muslim south grew bloodier in 2007 http://www.reuters.com/article/homepageCrisis/idUSBKK108082._CH_.2400
Mon Jan 7, 2008
BANGKOK, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Despite an army "hearts and minds" campaign, last year was the bloodiest in Muslim southern Thailand since a separatist insurgency began four years ago, a Thai research institute said on Monday.
In 2007, 792 people were killed, taking the death toll in four years of unrest in Thailand's four southernmost provinces to 2,776, Prince of Songkhla University's "Deep South Watch" think-tank said.
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