In a series of problems in Songkhla and Pattani, no deaths were reported.
PUBLISHED: 26 Apr 2024 at 15: 40
In the early hours of Friday, alleged rebels allegedly bombed a power grow in Saba Yoi city and established car tires on fire in the nearby Thepha area.
Police said the bombing took place at the Plak Bo town Rungtiva Biomass power plant. Four men officially entered the facility with war-style weapons and wearing dark outfits, and four of them apparently heard three loud bangs.
At 12.26am, two men were captured on surveillance camera carrying a eating piston and two containers of gas and placing them inside the power plant. Thirty minutes later, the weapon went out.
A ruined building at a strength flower in Songkhla’s Saba Yoi area. ( Photo: Assawin Pakkawan )
Officers discovered a stove building had been damaged in the explosion after inspecting the scene.
Around the same day, vehicle tires were ignited in a number of locations in Thepha.
Early on Friday, in the Thepha city of Songkhla province, car tires were set on fire. ( Photo: Assawin Pakkawan )
Regulators believed the attacks were intended to stoke unrest in the southern border territory and may have been linked to various tragedies that occurred in the area on Thursday evening.
A carbon power plant in the Mae Lan city of Pattani was set on fire late on Thursday night. No injuries were reported.
Around 11.30 p.m., a group of ten armed men dressed as dark stormed the tambon Ban Rai power plant and instructed seven staff to leave the area right away. A vehicle in the mixture and the power plant were later set on fire by the invaders.
On Thursday evening, a carbon power plant in the Pattani province’s Mae Lan city was torched. ( Photo: Assawin Pakkawan )
Loud bangs were heard five times during the blast, but nobody was injured, said Jaema- ae Jaema, past kamnan of tambon Ban Rai who was nose of the safety staff at the center. His staff gave him a warning about the invasion.
On Friday, the Internal Security Operations Command ( Isoc ) Region 4 assured residents and business owners that the authorities would increase security in the area to protect citizens.
A vehicle is caught on fire at a Pattani power grow. ( Photo: Assawin Pakkawan )