YALA – Authorities have temporarily closed two public parks in the Muang district of this southern border province following a series of eight bomb explosions on Wednesday night. The incidents resulted in no casualties but prompted immediate safety measures ahead of planned traditional ceremonies.

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According to officials, seven explosions occurred at Khwan Mueang Public Park and one at Sanam Chang Phueak Park between 8:03 PM and 10:51 PM. Yala Deputy Governor Kongsakul Chantharat confirmed the closures, stating that both locations required thorough safety inspections. The parks had been designated as venues for upcoming ceremonies marking the end of Buddhist Lent, raising concerns about public safety during the planned gatherings.

YALA – Authorities temporarily closed two public parks in Muang district of this southern border province after eight bomb explosions there on Wednesday night. No casualties were reported.

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The bombings follow three explosions at a youth center in Muang district on Tuesday night, indicating a concerning pattern of violence in the region. Security forces have cordoned off both parks as investigations continue.

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No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attacks, which have heightened tensions in the southern province where security operations remain active. Authorities are urging residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to security forces.

-Thailand News (TN)