Latest information (as of the evening of August 23, 2026): - There are no fatalities.

Latest information (as of the evening of August 23, 2026): - No fatalities. - 2 civilians wounded (according to most sources, including ISOC and Bangkok Post): - Two women, 45 and 46 years old.

- Injured by a bomb explosion on a road in the area of Muang / Su-ngai Padi (Narathiwat). - One was wounded in the chest and left arm, the second was seriously wounded in the thigh.

- One source (AFP/Gulf News) later listed 3 injured (added a 21-year-old man). All three were hospitalized, the condition is stable.

- 51 incidents were officially recorded (from 20:00 on August 22 to midnight). - Narathiwat – 22 - Yala – 18 - Pattani – 11 - Main targets: - Local administration buildings (including the arson of the municipality building in Saibury) - 7-Eleven store (blown up and burned in the Yaring area, Pattani) - Telecommunication towers - Power pylons - State vehicles (some stolen and burned) - CCTV cameras - Tires on the roads (mass arson to block traffic) - Curfew in Narathiwat was in effect from 22:15 on August 22 to 06:00 on August 23.

After that, the situation stabilized. - No new major attacks were recorded during the day on August 23.

- Security forces continue to check the scene of the incidents and collect evidence. - Not a single group has officially claimed responsibility.

- Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul held an emergency meeting on security. The information may still be clarified, but at the moment there are no confirmed deaths.