Three bombs in southern Thailand wound 62

Police say at least three bombs have exploded in restive southern Thailand, wounding 62 people. The bombs exploded in the southern province of Narathiwat, which has been gripped by a Muslim insurgency since 2004. Police Maj. Gen. Surachai Suebsuk said one of the bombs Tuesday exploded near a tea shop and two others in the parking lot of a fruit market. More than 3,300 people have been killed since January 2004 in Thailand's three southernmost provinces, which are the only Muslim-dominated areas in the Buddhist-majority country.