Dozens of attacks have been reported in southern Thailand, leaving three people injured and raising fresh concerns about security in the region.
The incidents occurred across several locations in Thailand’s southern provinces, an area that has experienced a long-running armed insurgency. Authorities have increased security measures and launched investigations to determine who was responsible for the latest attacks.
The violence reportedly involved multiple incidents targeting public infrastructure and other locations. Security forces were deployed to affected areas as officials worked to assess the damage and prevent further attacks.
The southern provinces of Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat, along with parts of Songkhla, have faced periodic violence for decades involving armed groups seeking greater autonomy or independence for the predominantly Muslim region.
The latest attacks have renewed concerns about the security situation and the prospects for peace talks aimed at ending the long-running conflict.