The bomb, planted in middle of Yala-Suan Som Road in tambon Sateng Nok, was targeted to ambush a six-strong para-military patrol in a pick-up truck. 
	The civilians injured by the blast were 
	identified as Awae Kasor and his children, Muranee and Muslim. The three injured rangers were Witsanu Deetha, Saravuth Norkaew and Khonsan Watha.

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Roadside bomb injures six, including 2 kids

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