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Thais bury an unclaimed body, one of the unidentified victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, at Bang Muang
06 Dec 2006
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Thais bury an unclaimed body, one of the unidentified victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, at Bang Muang Cemetery in Phang Nga, 788 km (490 miles) south of Bangkok, December 6, 2006. Thailand, where the tsunami killed almost 6,000 people and left nearly 3,000 missing, started to bury the last 110 unidentified bodies, a task which will be completed by Friday.
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Thai soldiers salute as the motorcade of Prime Minister Surayud Chulanont leaves a military base, after a news conference in Bangkok January 1, 2007. Thailand grappled on Monday with the mystery of who was behind a series of bombs in Bangkok that ruined New Year celebrations. The military-installed government said intelligence pointed to politicians who had lost power, not Muslim militants waging a separatist insurgency in the far south, despite similarities of style.


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