Bombs Hit 11 Petrol Stations in Southern Thailand, Four Injured

• Assailants detonated bombs at 11 petrol stations in Southern Thailand early Sunday, injuring four people.
• The attacks occurred within a 40-minute period across Narathiwat, Pattani, and Yala provinces.
• One police officer, a firefighter, and two petrol station employees were among the injured; none sustained serious injuries.
• Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul suggested the attacks were a "signal" related to local elections, not insurgency.
• Security measures have been raised to the maximum level in all areas, including checkpoints and borders.

Why It Matters: Multiple bomb attacks on petrol stations in Southern Thailand injured four, raising security concerns.