House of Chalerm's advisor attacked with M79 in Narathiwat
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Narathiwat - An M79 grenade was early Monday fired at the house of former Narathiwat MP who is an advisor to Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung for the on-going efforts to end southern insurgency.
Nujmudeen Uma told police that his house was attacked with an M79 grenade at about 1:50 am.
Nujmudeen is a memberof Wadah Group, which is providing advice to Chalerm on how to end the southern insurgency. He is also an advisor to the Southern Border Province Administrative Centre.
The grenade damaged a newly-built meeting room and a SUV vehicle.
Nujmudeen said he had finished holding talk with a group of insurgents and he was not sure whether other insurgents, who were against peace talks, were behind the attack or not.
The Nation
