Bangkok: The Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 (ISOC Region 4) has urged the public to maintain a safe distance from recent incident sites in the southern border provinces and to await official clearance before approaching these areas. According to Thai News Agency, the request follows several incidents that have prompted urgent investigations by officials and relevant agencies to ensure public safety and gather pertinent information.

In the wake of a violent occurrence last night, ISOC Region 4 is actively monitoring the situation and implementing measures to resolve it. The command has emphasized that public cooperation is crucial during this period. Citizens are advised to stay clear of affected areas, as there may still be hazardous objects or suspicious items that pose a danger. Officials are conducting thorough inspections and evidence collection to prevent further incidents.

The authorities have also cautioned the public against interacting with or approaching suspicious objects or individuals. They stress the importance of immediately reporting any unusual behavior, individuals, vehicles, or information related to incidents to local authorities or the nearest security agency. This vigilance is essential for timely and effective responses to potential threats.

ISOC Region 4 expressed gratitude for the public's participation in ensuring community safety. They reiterated the importance of not engaging with suspicious entities but rather reporting them via the ISOC Region 4 hotline at 1341, which is operational 24/7. Accurate public reporting is vital to preempting incidents and minimizing the risk of recurrence.

The overarching message from ISOC Region 4 is clear: public safety and rights are of utmost importance, and any suspicious activities should be promptly reported to the authorities without personal intervention.

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