# Six Killed In Thailand's Insurgency-Plagued South April 01, 2010 Author: Surapan Boonthanom and Jason Szep Source: Reuters Suspected Islamic insurgents shot dead six Buddhist villagers in Thailand's restive south Thursday, police said, the latest attack in the troubled region bordering Malaysia. The villagers in Narathiwat province were believed to have been ambushed, said police Colonel Sanit Suwanno. Two bodies were found in a pick-up truck and four were discovered in a hilly forest nearby, he added. Ten policemen and soldiers were also wounded when a roadside bomb exploded as they were traveling to the scene of the shootings, police said. See also:- [ Thailand ](/news-stories/thailand) - [ Violence/Vandalism ](/news-stories/violencevandalism) - [ Buddhism ](/religions/buddhism) - [ Interfaith ](/religions/interfaith) - [ Islam ](/religions/islam) - [ International ](/tags/international) Share on:- [ Facebook ](#) - [ Twitter ](#) - [ Linkedin ](#)