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	The Deep South Watch of Songkhla University told a press conference that the southern insurgency had been going on for over eight years since it flared up with guns robbery from a military camp in January 2004.</div>
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	During the 98 months period or from January 2004 to February 2012, a total of 11,542 violent incidents related to insurgency happened in Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat and four districts of Songkhla, causing 5,086 deaths and 8,485 injuries.</div>
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Southern insurgency death toll rises to 5,086 after eight years

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Southern insurgency death toll rises to 5,086 after eight years

A total of 5,086 people were killed and 8,485 others injured after the insurgency in the deep South flared up eight years ago, a university announced Tuesday.

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