Bombs hit Thailand's troubled south, 51 injured
Two bombs go off outside busy supermarket as ethnic Malay insurgents battle for more autonomy
Pattani, Thailand
MORE than 50 people including children were injured on Tuesday when a car bomb exploded outside a supermarket in Thailand's insurgency-plagued south, police said, the largest attack for months on a civilian target there.
The Muslim-majority border region has seethed with violence for over a decade as ethnic Malay insurgents battle the Buddhist-majority state for more autonomy.
The latest attack hit the town o…
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