Attorney General orders prosecution in Tak Bai case as 78 arrested protesters found dead in military trucks
Thailand’s Attorney General has ordered the prosecution of eight suspects, Sept 18, including vehicle controllers and drivers, in the 2004 Tak Bai incident that resulted in 78 deaths. The suspects face charges of joint murder.
Thailand to Prosecute Security Personnel Over Deaths of 78 Protesters in 2004 Crackdown
Thailand will prosecute eight former security personnel over their roles in a crackdown two decades ago in which 78 protesters suffocated or were crushed to death when crammed into army trucks, the attorney-general's office said on Wednesday.
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