Jongen (8), zijn ouders en familielid gedood bij aanslag in Thailand (rtlnieuws.nl)

Er zijn maandelijks vergelijkbare aanslagen in dit deel van Thailand. Een overzicht van de zwaarste incidenten van de afgelopen twee jaren:

2015[edit]
On 9 January 2015, 3 insurgents were slain and 2 others detained, as security forces raided a religious school in Mayo district.[202]

On 13 January 2015, a motorcycle bomb exploded damaging the vehicle carrying the Chanae District chief of Narathiwat Province. The officer and the other four occupants of the vehicle escaped unhurt.[203]

19 January: A bomb planted in a drain exploded in Narathiwat town while a convoy of vehicles escorting teachers was passing by in Ban Buecho village, Bacho District, Narathiwat Province, in the morning. One teacher was wounded.[204]

On 31 January 2015, a militant ambush conducted on the Pattani-Hat Yai road resulted in the death of a senior police officer, 3 policemen were also wounded.[205]

4 February: A 25 kg gas-cylinder bomb exploded in Chanae District, Narathiwat Province, as a truck carrying ten police officers was passing by. All policemen escaped unhurt.[206]

19 February: A series of car and motorcycle bombs explode in Narathiwat town. 13 people were wounded and at least 20 buildings were damaged. One of the string of bombs planted failed to explode.[207]

On 1 March 2015, a large scale security operation took place in the districts of Pak Phanang, Cha-uat, Thung Song, Chian Yai, Nop Phitam, Tha Sala, Phipun, Muang, Ron Phibun and Chulabhorn. Resulted in the seizure of 35 weapons, 1,041 rounds of ammunition and 265 methemphatamine pills.[208]

On 2 March 2015, a military spokesman stated that the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Armies will begin withdrawing from the Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat provinces in April. Move came as part of the ongoing peace negotiations between the rebels and the government.[209]

20 March: A 25 kg gas-cylinder bomb exploded by the roadside in Ban Khok village, Tambon Chuap, Cho Airong District, Narathiwat Province, when a police vehicle passed by. The two officers escaped unhurt.[210]

30 March: A homemade bomb exploded by the roadside in Rueso District, Narathiwat Province, as a police patrol team passed by. Two officers were injured.[211]

31 March: Four bombs exploded in the business centre of Pattani town in the early morning hours causing material damage, but no casualties.[212]

2 April: Two unidentified men were murdered by gunmen while hunting in Rangae District, Narathiwat Province. They were attacked and their guns were stolen while they were carrying home a wild boar they had hunted.[213]

4 April: Two bombs exploded in Narathiwat Province, one in Chanae District and the other Cho Airong District. The first one was a gas-cylinder bomb planted next to the Chang Phueak tambon administration. The other one was targeting paramilitary rangers in Luborya village. Their vehicle was damaged, but the officers escaped unhurt.[214]

2016[edit]
13 March – A group of armed and masked insurgents took over Joh Airong Hospital in Narathiwat province.[215]
6 June – A village chief and his assistant was killed by suspected insurgents in Narathiwat province.[216]
5 July - Several attacks, in the context of the during Ramadan.[217][218]
6 September - A bomb attack in front of a school in Tak Bai, Narathiwat, kills two and injures eight persons.[219]
2-3 November - Coordinated bomb-and-gun attacks in Thailand’s strife-torn southern region in Province Pattani have left at least three people dead . The attacks late on 2 November and early the next day appeared to be in retaliation for stepped-up security operations taken against insurgents and weren’t aimed at the monarchy.[220]
4 November -
One men shot dead in the Waeng District.[104]
One men shot dead in the Rueso District [104]
1 December - One soldier was killed and three others were injured Wednesday in an early morning explosion in Thailand's Muslim majority south in Yala Province.[221]
6 December - Suspected insurgents shot dead six people in a series of attacks carried out Tuesday and Wednesday in Thailand's Deep South in the Provinces Pattani and Narathiwat.[222]
11 December - Four border patrol police officers were hospitalized in the town of Narathiwat in the south Muslim majority. On Monday, when a remote controlled bomb exploded near their vehicle.[223]
15 December - A villager was shot dead in Thailand's Muslim south in Songkhla province in Saba Yoi District, Thursday as he was preparing to garner rubber at his plantation
30 December - A car bombing (The car was damaged by shrapnel, but no one was injured) and a shooting (militants ambushed and shot at the car of a 51-year-old villager who was driving along a local road) have shaken Thailand's majority Muslim south, local authorities in Sungai Padi District confirmed it Friday.[224]

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