Drugs ‘fuelling’ Thailand unrest
Authorities say cheap and dangerous drug complicates conflict in southern Thailand.
Published On 16 Jul 2010
For the last six years, the people of southern Thailand have suffered near-daily violence, which has claimed more than 4,00 lives.
The conflict is between Muslim separatists, and the security forces of the mainly-Buddhist country.
Now authorities say the conflict is being further complicated by a cheap and dangerous drug.
Global News Insight’s Wayne Hay reports from Narathiwat province.
