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CommentsAdd your comment using the form below. Want an avatar for your comments? Register with Gravatar. Regardless of how the grenade got into the hands of the man and why it was detonated, the most important fact is that it was done in an area frequented by a large amount of people, most of whom are tourists. Posted by Chris on December 20, 2010 16:55 According to one report, the man was a fisherman and that the grenades are used to capture fish. Do you know if this is true. Posted by Graham on December 21, 2010 12:18 Editor Comment: Dynamite was once used to kill fish off Phuket (and it wasn't exactly good for coral) but it's been years since there were reports of it being used. Grenades are made to cause a lot of damage, but underwater? I doubt it. Quite true. Posted by Chris on December 21, 2010 17:09 Hey Chris, just to let you know, that during the border war between South Africa and Namibia and Angola, hand granade fishing was excellent. Yes the bunny huggers will go through the roof. Posted by Robin on December 22, 2010 01:46 |
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How does a grenade get into the hands of civilians?
Insanity.
Posted by Glen on December 20, 2010 13:51
Editor Comment:
There's nothing to say yet that the man was a civilian.