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No one was injured. 
The Lam Mai police station in Moo 6 in Muang district came under fire from an unknown number of insurgents at about 11 pm. The exterior wall was pocked with 10 bullet holes. 
Ten to 15 rounds came from the cover of a nearby rubber plantation, with the shooters retreating when police returned fire. 
At the same time, an Army post in Ban Padae in Yaha district came under attack. 
About 10 minutes later, shots were fired at a facility used by civilian defence forces in the village of Ngoh Kapo in Bannang Sata district.

Bullets fired at Yala security bases in separate attacks, no one hurt

In a near-simultaneous triple attack, suspected insurgents in southern Yala province fired guns at a police station, a civilian defence post and an Army post late Thursday night.