The bodies of 10 hostage-takers who were killed by...
The bodies of 10 hostage-takers who were killed by Thai commandos on after a 24-hour hospital siege in Ratchaburi are rotting rapidly in temporary crypts instead of being taken to a police hospital where it can be preserved for examination
The bodies of 10 hostage-takers who were killed by Thai commandos on after a 24-hour hospital siege in Ratchaburi are rotting rapidly in temporary crypts instead of being taken to a police hospital where it can be preserved for examination. "Is there something to hide? asked Somchai Homlaor, a human rights observer and secretary-general of the regional human rights group Forum-Asia.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: South China Morning Post, 29/01/2000)