low intensities Seven bombs exploded on Saturday in southern Thailand's separatist who is under the influence of daily violence for several years.
These attacks took place in the relatively peaceful provinces of Songkhla or five bombs exploded and two others in Hat Yai said Gen Wirun Iampaichit, the provincial police chief. Two people were seriously injured.
The police investigation showed that the goal of these attacks was to cause more damage rather than killing people. The bombs were placed in bins nearby restaurants and tourist shops.
To date, these attacks have not been claimed, but police suspect Muslim separatists.
Songkhla and Hat Yai are the three provinces bordering Muslim-majority provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat, where more than 3,300 people have been killed by insurgents who have launched a major offensive against the Thai government since 2004.
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