Three loud explosions caused damage to the boiler of a biomass power plant located in Ban Plak Bo area. The Explosives Recovery and Inspection team from Southern Border Province Investigation Division has thoroughly inspected all areas inside and outside the power plant.
It turned out that the attackers had placed four improvised explosive devices in gas cylinders and placed them in the four corners of the plant; three bombs exploded. One bomb didn’t go off.
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