One injured as PT petrol stations attacked in Yala and Pattani


BANGKOK: Three PT petrol stations in Yala and Pattani were hit by fires and explosions on Sunday night (June 28), leaving one person injured at one of the sites, in what officials believe was an attempt to stir unrest in the area.

Preliminary checks found that the incidents took place at three separate locations.

11.08pm: A newly opened PT petrol station on Sai 15 Road in Sateng Nok subdistrict, Muang district, Yala

11.30pm: A PT petrol station in Pawa, Sai Buri district, Pattani, where a blast and subsequent fire left one person injured

11.40pm: A PT petrol station in Piya, Yaring district, Pattani

Security officials in the area described the attacks at all three sites as similar in nature. The suspects were reportedly a group of about six young men who arrived on two motorcycles. All were dressed entirely in black.

Upon reaching the targeted petrol stations, the group split into two teams. One team acted as lookouts and threatened members of the public and station employees, forcing them to leave the area and clearing the way for the attack.

The other team then moved inside and planted suspicious objects, which led to explosions and fires. - The Nation/ANN

 

 

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