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Tuesday, November 2, 2004 at 17:17 JST
BANGKOK — A Buddhist village leader was beheaded in the
southern Thai province of Narathiwat, apparently in revenge for the deaths
of about 90 people, many of them Muslims, in a recent riot in the
province, local police said Tuesday.
The severed head of Run Tule, 58, deputy chief of the Sukhirin
district's Ai-mamong village, was discovered Tuesday morning on a roadside
in Ai-yari village, about 4 kilometers from his house. His body was found
in the village of Ai-pulong, 2 to 3 km from where his head was found, the
police said. (Kyodo News)
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