Malaysia Warns Against Travel to Southern Thailand

Malaysia warns citizens against traveling to southern Thailand
Malaysia has issued a stern warning to its citizens against traveling to southern Thailand after bombings and shootings by suspected insurgents killed at least five people and injured no fewer than 13 others over the weekend.
Malaysia warns against travel to southern Thailand after attacks
Malaysia has warned its citizens against travelling to southern Thailand after bombings and shootings by suspected insurgents killed five people and injured 13 others at the weekend. The attacks occurred in the mainly ethnic Malay Muslim southernmost provinces of predominantly Buddhist Thailand,
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Malaysia warns against travel to Thailand's south after attacks
BANGKOK (Reuters) -- Malaysia has warned its citizens against travelling to southern Thailand after bombings and shootings by suspected insurgents killed five people and injured 13 others at the weekend.
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