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	Dr Narong, who was in the province on other health work, visited 10 of the injured at Roi Et Hospital. He said two men in their 30s suffered critical injuries.</div>
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	Following the 3.40am blast at Wat Ban Ta Laew in tambon |Na Yai, police found a 10cm-deep and 10cm-wide crater left by the bomb in front of the stage, while the 28 injured were rushed to two hospitals.&nbsp;</div>
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	The three deceased were identified as Wiriwan Sribuala, 40, Saravuth Utala, 16, and Abhisit Saengnet, 16.</div>
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	Roi Et police chief Pol Maj General Narongwit Poungpetra inspected the scene in the morning. Suwannaphum superintendent Pol Colonel Suridet Wannasut reported that the temple was hosting a fair to celebrate a new Ubosot and a mor lam&nbsp;</div>
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	&nbsp;band was hired to entertain people. An initial probe found that a group of youngsters had a fight with another group during the concert, then someone threw an M67 grenade at the others, leading to the deaths and injuries, Suridet said.</div>

Brawl at Roi-Et temple fair spurs grenade attack; 3 killed, 28 injured

A BRAWL among young people at a temple fair mor lam concert in Suwannaphum district in Roi Et turned fatal after youths threw an explosive at a rival group, killing three people and injuring 28 others, the permanent secretary for Public Health Dr Narong S