Narathiwat: The commander of the 4th Army Region visited those injured in the violence in the three southern border provinces. The Commander of the 4th Army Region visited those injured in the violence at Narathiwat Ratchanakarin Hospital, closely monitoring the rescue efforts and emphasizing that ensuring public safety is a top priority.

According to Thai News Agency, at Narathiwat Ratchanakarin Hospital in Mueang District, Narathiwat Province, Lieutenant General Norathip Poynok, Commander of the 4th Army Region and Director of Internal Security Region 4, visited three individuals who were injured or affected by the violence in the area. He offered encouragement, inquired about their well-being, and closely monitored their condition.

The injured include those wounded by gunfire during the incident in the area and those injured by explosions. The Commander of the 4th Army Region and Director of Internal Security Region 4 has instructed relevant agencies to continuously monitor and care for those affected to ensure they receive appropriate assistance and are not abandoned.

This field visit reflects the fact that, amidst the violence, the primary care needed is for the public, including their safety, medical treatment, and assistance to those affected, ensuring that the government remains by their side in all circumstances.

The Forward Command of the Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 confirmed the integration of forces from all sectors to ensure security, and is accelerating the pursuit of those responsible to bring them to justice. The public is requested to exercise increased caution. If you see any suspicious individuals, objects, or vehicles, do not approach or act on them yourself. Please immediately report it to local authorities or the Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 Forward Command hotline at 1341, available 24 hours a day. This will help reduce risks and prevent recurring incidents. Caring for the public is not just about responding to incidents, but about providing support from the moment of the incident until those affected can return to their lives safely and with hope again.

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