Examples of using Pattani in English and their translations into Malay
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Husband had gone to Pattani.
The Pattani United Liberation Organization.
Measles continue to spread in Pattani.
Pattani on the other hand was dissected into Pattani proper, Yala and Narathiwat after the signing of the treaty.
The three provinces are Yala, Narathiwat and Pattani.
According to information from leading Pattani Muslims, an average of 7 or 8 Pattanis are martyred by Thai troops every day.
Neighboring provinces are(from west clockwise) Yala and Pattani.
Today, Muslims are deprived of all political and cultural rights in Pattani, which has an Islamic population of some 5 million.
The Siamese regained control over this area and subjected them to the authority of the Pattani kingdom.
Jatuporn, the head of the Pattani task force, said he had found evidence linking drug traffickers with insurgents as far back as five years ago.
Neighboring provinces are(from northwest clockwise) Songkhla, Pattani and Narathiwat.
Also in Pattani, gunmen shot a Muslim deputy village chief in a food market on Thursday and he died on the way to hospital, said police.
Regional violence is at an all-time low butthe government is ignoring the opportunity to reach out to Pattani Malays.
In 1909, the Siamese gave Pattani a kind of nominal independence, but the oppression by the Thai administration continued at the same pace as before.
In the new agreement, Siam agreed to give up its claim over Kedah, Perlis,Terengganu and Kelantan, while Pattani remained Siamese territory.
On the other hand,Buddhists were encouraged to migrate to the Pattani region within the framework of this policy of assimilation, and the ethnic balance of the population was altered.
A Thai Army investigator inspects the site of a roadside bomb blast thatkilled six soldiers on patrol in southern Thailand's Pattani province, June 19, 2017.
Many Pattani towns were burned down and ruined during the conflict, many military defensive positions were destroyed and some 4000 Pattani Muslims were taken captive by the Siamese.
Since it erupted in 2004,the conflict in the four southern Thailand provinces of Pattani, Yala, Narathiwat and Songkhla have claimed more than 6,500 lives.
Back in 2004, the year the longtime insurgency flared up again in Thailand's southern border region,Doonloh was headmaster of the Jihad Witaya School in Pattani province.
In 1944, a wide-ranging campaign of annihilation was initiated,with the leaders of the Pattani Muslims and their families being savagely slaughtered by Buddhists.
This is done together with the landing in Pattani and Singgora in Thailand, where they move keselatan by road crossing the Malaysia- Thailand border to attack the western side of Malaya.
Most of the prisoners held naked in thecamp bear the signs of blows on their bodies, and the Pattani detainees appear exhausted, weak and sorrowful.
There are some 30,000 widows and 40,000 orphaned children in Pattani, where the great majority of women have been raped, where mosques are demolished and Muslims are tormented by pigs being released into their homes and fields.
More than 5,000 people have beenkilled in Thailand's three southernmost provinces of Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala since an Islamist insurgency flared in January 2004.
Thailand reported thousands of chikungunya cases in the south last year and in just the first two weeks of 2019, 447 cases were already reported from 12 provinces- mostly from Phuket,Songkla and Pattani provinces.
A seminar on Saturday, held in Pattani city and attended by academics and opposition politicians headed by the radical billionaire Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, discussed the possibility of amending the army-written Thai constitution.
Gunmen shot dead a Buddhist border patrol police sergeant as he drove to pick up his wife, a teacher,in restive Pattani province on Thursday, police said.
Man in BRN, is a former headmaster of a school in Pattani- another province in the Deep South- who fled Thailand in 2004 after being charged with rebellion for allegedly training insurgents on his school's grounds, sources said.
At stake was the resolution of a 13-year-old armed conflict that has killed nearly7,000 people in Thailand's southernmost provinces of Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat- areas that were part of a Malay Muslim sultanate before being annexed by Bangkok in 1909.