Surveillance cameras, tyres torched in Narathiwat

Bangkok Post - Nov 15, 2026

NARATHIWAT - Insurgents set fire to surveillance cameras and to tyres at five locations in Ra-ngae district early on Sunday, attacks security officials suspect were intended to lure them in an ambush.

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Surveillance cameras, tyres torched in Narathiwat

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