Despite the continuing conflagration of violence in Thailand's South, classes in most schools in the troubled southern province of Narathiwat will resume Monday after schools were closed for almost a week following a continuing toll of teacher deaths, a... ...full story at Bangkok Post
from Bangkok Post on Sun, Jun 17 2007
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