Convenience stores, wheels and power beams were set on fire, resulting in one suicide during Ramadan
Officers reported on Friday that alleged rebels reportedly set fire to several locations throughout the three southern border regions of Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat immediately.
In Pattani, four convenience shops in Muang, Yaring, Yarang and Khok Pho towns were set ablaze. Car tires were set on fire at three sites, two in Khok Pho and the other in Panare.
After receiving information that the location had been torched around 1am, Pol Col Jeffrey Saimankun, commander of Pattani’s Muang city authorities, led officials to evaluate a 7-Eleven convenience store in tambon Puyud.  ,
It took about an hour to control the blaze, which included paramedics and fire trucks.
People reported to police that three armed men had arrived at the shop, shot them into the horizon, and threatened to kill them if they refused to leave. All of a sudden, all of a sudden retreat. The attackers finally fled on a bike and poured gasoline over the counter before setting it on fire.
At the picture, authorities discovered one shot and three bullets.
Mysterious number of adversaries also set fire to a convenience shop in Yaring and another business in Khok Pho’s tambon Makrud soon after. On the Na Pradu- Sai Khao path and another road in the area between Sai Buri and Panare, vehicle tires were burned.
A comfort shop in Yala was reportedly set on fire on Friday morning by authorities. ( Photo: Abdullah Benjakat )
In many locations, road gates are set up by a unified force of police, soldiers, and local authorities to thwart assailants ‘ attempts to seek suspected vehicles.
In 12 of the three southern border regions, insurgents reportedly wreaked havoc in numerous places.  ,
In Yala, fire problems occurred in seven places. A furniture store in the Bannang Sata region was set on fire on Friday morning. A phone message mast in Yaha area and a power pole in Raman district were likewise torched. On some roads, car wheels were set on fire and steel spikes strewn over.  ,
In Narathiwat, vehicle wheels were burned in Bacho area.
Col Ekwarit Chobchuphon, spokesman to the Internal Security Operations Command ( Isoc ) Region 4 Forward Command, said on Friday that assailants wreaked havoc on more than 30 locations in Narathiwat, Pattani and Yala.
One man was found dead at a fresh petrol station in Pattani, said Col Ekwarit.
One death, according to a supply at Isoc, was a Myanmar person working at a convenience shop in Pattani’s Mayo district’s substance. There were 39 problems that took place from 1am until Friday night, said the source.
According to the 11 phases of the Islamic calendar during the Ramadan, security officials believe the harm was intended to elicit unrest to mark the 20th anniversary of the Tak Bai horror. The time is not the same ( as our calendar ) as the 20th anniversary will be on Oct 25″, said the official.
He claimed that the rebels wanted to stifle the local market, undermine public trust in safety personnel, and cause unrest throughout the holy month of Ramadan, which runs from March 11 to April 9 this time.