The 30-kilogram bomb went off at 9.52pm, damaging windows and awnings as well as a pickup and a car on Prachasongkhro Road. No one was hurt. 
	Pol Colonel Somporn Meesuk, superintendent of Muang Narathiwat Police Station, said that police were checking CCTV footage for the suspects. 
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