Peace Talks: Patani-Thailand

The historic signed paper between  BRN and  THAI government in Kualalumpur

Thailand's national security chief says the country is working to hold peace talks with Muslim insurgents based in neighboring Malaysia who are behind the new phase of unrest in southern Thailand started on January 4, 2004 that has lasted nearly a decade and more than 5,000 people have been killed in Thailand's three southernmost provinces.

"This is the first step. The start of a peace dialogue with representatives from Muslim rebel groups," Paradorn Pattanathabutr, secretary-general of the National Security Council (NSC), told Reuters by phone from Kuala Lumpur.

In the midst of  hope for peace, there's  two car bombs exploded in front of Police station in the heart of the city of Narathiwat on    March 1, 2013 and  2  bombs  exploded in the heart of Yala city  killed 2  and seriously    injured  12  Thai soldiers on March 2, 2013 respectively.

The general situation in the border provinces after the agreement signed between the representative of Thailand and the representative of BRN-the Movement for independence of Patani on February 28, 2013 become tense which bring the question of 'real or fake representatives from the side of BRN'  amongst  the Malay people of  Patani and  Thai people all over the country.