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Satun escapes the grip of Thai violence that is blighting south

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DAVIS Anthony

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In: Jane's Intelligence Review Vol 17 No 9, September 2005, pp.18-21Summary: An insurgency in Thailand's southern provinces of Yalla, Pattani, and Narathiwat has not affected nearby Satun province. This article explains why Satun has been able to a suppress the insurgents.

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An insurgency in Thailand's southern provinces of Yalla, Pattani, and Narathiwat has not affected nearby Satun province. This article explains why Satun has been able to a suppress the insurgents.

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