Yala:The Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 has condemned the recent violent incidents in the southern border provinces of Thailand, which resulted in injuries to students and damage to public infrastructure.
According to Thai News Agency, the violent incidents occurred between November 10 and 11, 2026, affecting the provinces of Songkhla, Satun, and Yala. In Yala, the violence led to damage to public utilities and essential services, including an attack on the Yala Subdistrict Administrative Organization office. Songkhla witnessed explosions in Chana, Sadao, and Na Mom districts, causing damage to power poles. Although no fatalities were reported in Songkhla, Satun province experienced explosions that damaged a school van and injured three students, who were subsequently hospitalized.
The Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 Forward Command has strongly condemned these acts of violence, particularly those targeting public utilities and impacting the lives of civilians. The command emphasized that such actions disrupt daily life and create fear among the public. The injury to children and youth is particularly condemned, with a focus on their rights to safety and protection under international human rights principles.
Authorities are investigating the incidents to determine if there is any connection to the BRN movement or other groups. The command stressed the importance of a fair judicial process and the need to avoid using race, religion, or cultural differences to justify violence.
The command has expressed deep concern for the injured students and their families and is coordinating with relevant agencies to provide support. They have urged citizens to report any suspicious activities to the authorities to ensure community safety. The statement concludes with a call for unity and peace through the rejection of violence and respect for diversity.