A sweeping wave of 51 separate attacks shook three southern Thai provinces over a four-hour period last night, resulting in extensive infrastructure damage and injuring three civilians. According to the Thai Internal Security Operations Command, the coordinated strikes targeted government buildings, telecommunication towers, railways, and set a local market ablaze. The injured—two women and a young man—are recovering in stable condition, prompting security forces to implement targeted curfews and step up regional patrols. Although no group has claimed responsibility for this latest escalation, Narathiwat, Yala, and Pattani have been locked in a separatist conflict that has claimed over 7,000 lives since 2004.