IN THE PICTURE: 4 Thaï Moeshriek soldiers terminated

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Thai security personnel investigate the wreckage of a jeep after a bomb attack by suspected Muslim militants as weapons and body armour of soldiers are seen in the foreground on a roadside in Thailand's southern Narathiwat province March 7, 2012. Four soldiers were killed after a military vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb in Rue-soh district of Narathiwat province in southern Thailand on Wednesday. A total of 12 soldiers riding two vehicles - a military pick-up and a jeep - were heading back to their base after providing security at a Buddhist ritual in the district, taking a short-cut via a village's dirt road. The jeep, carrying five soldiers, was hit by an improvised explosive device, a 20 kg cooking gas tank buried under the dirt road and wired with a detonator remote control from a roadside bush. Three soldiers were killed instantly on site, and another one died on arrival at the Rue-soh district hospital. The fifth soldier was seriously wounded.