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Thailand: conflict events in April 2026

Monthly report from UCDP event data.

4events7 the month before
5est. deathsrange 2–5
1civilian deaths

Thailand saw 4 recorded events and 5 estimated deaths in April 2026. That is -43% compared with 7 events the month before. The death toll range is 2 to 5.

100% of the month's events were state-based armed conflict. Civilian deaths: 1.

Events were concentrated in Pattani province (3), Narathiwat province (1).

The most active pairing was Government of Thailand - Patani insurgents with 4 events.

Where events happened

2026-04-20: Government of Thailand vs Patani insurgents (1 deaths)2026-04-03: Government of Thailand vs Patani insurgents (1 deaths)2026-04-01: Government of Thailand vs Patani insurgents (2 deaths)2026-04-01: Government of Thailand vs Patani insurgents (1 deaths)
Recorded organized-violence events in Thailand, April 2026. Circle size scales with estimated deaths.State-based Non-state One-sidedOutlines: Natural Earth.

Regions, April 2026

RegionEventsEst. deaths
Pattani province33
Narathiwat province12

Deadliest events, April 2026

DateWherePartiesEst. deaths
1 Apr 2026Chanae district
Narathiwat province
Government of Thailand vs Patani insurgents
State-based, 2 sources
2
20 Apr 2026Pattani provinceGovernment of Thailand vs Patani insurgents
State-based
1
0–1
3 Apr 2026Panare district
Pattani province
Government of Thailand vs Patani insurgents
State-based, 1 civilian, 2 sources
1
0–1
1 Apr 2026Sai Buri district
Pattani province
Government of Thailand vs Patani insurgents
State-based, 2 sources
1
0–1

Parties

PartyEvents
Government of Thailand4
Patani insurgents4

Type of violence

CategoryEvents
State-based4
Non-state0
One-sided0

All months

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Source: UCDP GED and Candidate Events, CC BY 4.0. Counts use the "best" fatality estimate. See methodology.