Police quoted witnesses as saying the insurgents intimidated staffs of the convenient store in a PTT station on Pattana-Hat Yai road in Nong Chik district before they set fire to the shop. 
The insurgents also detonated two bombs in front of the petrol station. 
Pattanai police chief Pol Maj Gen Piyawat Chalermsri said two attacks were carried out in Mueang Pattani district, two in Nong Chik, including the arson at the convenient store, three in Yaring district and three more in Sai Buri district. 
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