Deep South Violence Statistics – January 2009-June 2009

Index of violence statistics for the Thai Deep South

Number of incidents that occured by district
Numbers of incidents
No	Pattani	720	Narathiwat	690	Yala	688	Songkhla	70
1	Saiburi	123	Rangae	155	Muang	188	Sabayoi
2	Yarang	112	Ruesoh	147	Bannangsata	155	Thepa
3	Nongchick	101	Bacho	57	Raman	135	Natawee
4	Muang	93	Muang	55	Yaha	105	Chana
5	Kok Poh	66	Srisakorn	54	Krongpinang	36	Hadyai
6	Yaring	58	Cho Airong	51	Thanto	35	Muang
7	Mayo	49	Sungaipadee	46	Baethong	17
8	Panare	38	Chanae	39	Kabang	17
9	Kapo	27	Takbai	38
10	Thungyangdaeng	25	Sungaikolok	20
11	Maikhaen	21	Yeengo	14
12	Maelan	7	Waeng	11
13			Sukirin	3
Note: 10 incidents had no province specified

Number of incidents classified by place of occurrence

No.	Places of occurrence	Number of incidents	(%)
1	Roads or highways	1,300	59.7
2	Homes and residential places	256	11.8
3	Shops and service stores	209	9.6
4	Other places	138	6.3
5	Plantations	119	5.5
6	Educational institutes or public places	64	2.9
7	Public sport park	18	0.8
8	Construction sites or factories	11	0.5
9	Dormitory or employee residential sites, military camp	8	0.4
10	Unknown	55	2.5

 

This chart shows numbers of events classified by place of occurrence with regards to the period that the events occurred in.
The different colors refers to the period when the events occurred. Left to right (starting with dark brown): January-September 2007, October 2007 to June 2008, July-December 2008, January-March 2009, April 2009, May 2009, June 2009
On the x-axis: The place of occurrence (left to right) road or highway (with the total of 1297 events), homes/residential areas (255 events), local shops/stores/service area (209 events), others (138 events) and plantation/fields (119 events)

This chart shows the distribution of events that occur each month (January 2007 to June 2009). The different color bars indicate  places of occurrence.
Light yellow - roads/highway
Dark yellow - homes/ residential area
Light orange - local shops/stores/services area
Orange - Other places
Dark orange - plantation fields
Red - educational institutes

Spot map that reveals the number of deaths according to the place that the event occurred
The number of casualties are classified by the size of the circle.
The events are classified by shades of color (left to right): January-September  2007, October 2007-June 2008, July-December 2008, January-March 2009, April 2009, May 2009, June 2009

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This chart shows numbers of events classified by province and time that the event occurs (each spot represents one event). The light blue represents events in Songkhla, dark blue for Pattani, green for Yala, red for Narathiwat and black represents the total numbers of events.

This chart shows events classified by the monthly timeline (x-axis). Each color represents the following:
Black (top) - June 2009
Light violet - May 2009
Light blue - April 2009
Dark blue - January-March 2009
Green - July-December 2008
Red - October 2007 to June 2008
Black - January-September 2007

This chart shows the distribution of events that occur during the day of the week ranging from Monday to Sunday (bottom) and the place of occurrence: Songkhla (light blue), Pattani (dark blue), Yala (green), Narathiwat (red), total (black).

This chart shows the distribution of events that occurs by day of the week ranging from (left to right) Monday to Sunday and the date of occurrence.
Black (top) - June 2009
Light violet - May 2009
Light blue - April 2009
Dark blue - January-March 2009
Green - July-December 2008
Red - October 2007 to June 2008
Black - January-September 2007

This chart shows the numbers of events that occur classified by place of occurrence and monthly timeline (one spot represents one event)
The x-axis shows a monthly range from January 2007 to June 2009. The four provinces are represented by colors: Light blue (Songkhla), dark blue (Pattani), green (Yala), red (Narathiwat), black (total events).

 

Numbers of violent incidents since January 2004. Across the bottom are the years (2547 is 2004, 2548 is 2005, 2549 is 2006, 2550 is 2007, 2551 is 2008, 2552 is 2009). The blue line shows the number of all violent incidents that took place as reported by the Deep South Coordination Center (counting all incidents both injury and non-injury). The red line shows data according to the Violence-related Injury Surveillance (a form that hospitals, doctors and clinics are supposed to fill out to report violent incidents). The black line indicates the numbers of dead reported to the VIS.

 

This chart shows the number of incidents that occur monthly from January 2004 up to present. The x-axis shows the 12 months of the year (from January to December). The blue line represents the average incidents that occur during the years 2004-2009 reported by the Deep South Coordination Center (DSCC). The red line represents the VIS (Violence-related Injury Surveillance) incident report reporting deaths and injuries for the present year.

 

Below: Number and rate (/100 hundred thousand population/month) of casualty and death and fatality rate(%) according to provinces that the incidents occur, reported by casualty rate, death rate and fatality rate consecutively.

Ranking and rate (per 100,000 population per month) of casualties and deaths
No	Casualty			death			Fatality rate
	district	number	rate	district	number	rate	district	Rate(%)
1	Bannangsata	318	20.9	Bannangsata	113	7.4	Thungyangdaeng	51
2	Kapo	71	15.5	Srisakorn	43	4.9	Srisakorn	47.8
3	Ruesoh	289	15.3	Rangae	116	4.6	Panare	44.6
4	Yaha	224	15.3	Yaha	67	4.6	Sabayoi	42.7
5	Rangae	351	13.9	Thungyangdaeng	25	4.4	Raman	35.7
6	Sukirin	83	12.8	Ruesoh	75	4	Bannangsata	35.5
7	Choairong	138	12.6	Kapoh	18	3.9	Chanae	34.4
8	Saiburi	220	11.9	Raman	91	3.7	Chana	33.3
9	Bacho	166	11.8	Saiburi	68	3.7	Rangae	33
10	Maikhaen	39	11.8	Chanae	33	3.6	Yarang	31.7

 

Below: This table shows numbers and ratio (per 100,000 population per month) of injury and death victims and death. The information is classified by the ratio of injury, death and the Case Fatality Rate (CFR -  percentage of dead compared to the overall incidents) of each province.

Provinces	Injury		Death		CFR
	number	ratio	number	ratio	Ratio(%)
Songkhla	145	0.4	49	0.1	33.8
Satun	-	-	-	-	-
Pattani	1424	7.6	416	2.2	29.2
Yala	1412	10.2	326	2.4	23.1
Narathiwat	1739	8.3	402	1.9	23.1
Unidentified	10	-	2	-	20
Total	4730	4.7	1195	1.2	25.3

 

This chart shows the numbers of injured and dead classified by place of occurrence (left to right: Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala, Songkhla).The orange bar represents injuries and the black represents dead. Above each bar is the CFR (case fatality rate) percentage.

 

This chart shows numbers of injured and dead classified by province and the time period when the events occurred (left to right: Narathiwat, Pattani, Yala, Songkhla). Black represents the dead. The rest of the bar represents injured.
Brown - January-September 2007
Dark orange - October 2007 to June 2008
Orange - July-December 2008
Dark yellow - January-March 2009
Yellow - April 2009
Eggshell - May 2009
Shaded - June 2009
There were a total of 1744 dead and injured in Narathiwat, 1429 in Pattani, 1427 in Yala and 146 in Songkhla.

 

This chart shows numbers of injured and dead classified by place of occurrence. The bottom line indicates each district where the events occurred. On the y-axis are the numbers of events. The orange represents injury and the black represents death.
Left to right on the x-axis: The city district of Yala, Rangae, Bannangsata, Ruesoh, Raman, Yaha, Saiburi, City district of Pattani, Nongchick, Yarang, Bacho, city district of Narathiwat, Yaring, Choairong, Kokpoh, Sungaipadee, Chanae, Srisakorn, Mayor, Sungaikolok, Sukirin, Takbao, Sabayoi, Kapo, Krongpinang, Panare, Yeengo, Tarnto, Thungyangdaeng, Waeng, Maikhaen, Natawee, Thepa, Kabang, Baetong, Maelan, Hadyai, Chana, city district of Songkhla.

 

This chart shows numbers of injured and dead classified by place of occurrence and month. The top five places that the events occurred (left to right) Yala, Rangae, Bannangsata, Ruesoh, Raman
Black - dead
Brown - January-September 2007
Dark orange - October 2007 to June 2008
Orange - July-December 2008
Dark yellow - January-March 2009
Yellow - April 2009
Eggshell - May 2009
Shaded - June 2009

The above chart shows the relationship between the place of occurrence and the residence of the injured. The size of the spot shows the number of the casualties. The five provinces on the chart are (left to right) Songkhla, Satun, Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat

 

Number and rate(per 100,000 per month) of casualties and deaths and fatality rate (%) ranked by the tambon where the incidents occurred
No	Casualty			Death			Fatality rate
	Tambon	Number	rate	Tambon	Number	Rate	Tambon	Rate(%)
1	Sukirin	81	43.6	Patae	41	13.9	Makrood	100
2	Patae	103	34.9	Bacho	27	13.3	Takae	100
3	Ruesoh	114	34.2	Sribanphot	12	11.9	Saikhao	100
4	Khuanbanglang	31	28.8	Kaeraw	22	10.6	Torlang	100
5	Bacho	52	25.7	Khuanbanglang	10	9.3	Kalupang	100
6	Laharn	35	25.4	Tabing	15	8.9	Datoh	100
7	Kaeraw	52	25	Dorn	9	8.1	Lubohsawor	100
8	Paklaw	43	23.9	Laharn	11	8	Khae	100
9	Sribanphot	24	23.8	Tanyonglimor	18	7.7	Plaknoo	100
10	Karubee	34	22.9	Arsong	11	7.6	Bannork	100
				Bongo	31	7.6	Thankhiree	100
							Kamiyor	100
							Yatae	100
							Mamong	100
							Khaodaeng	100
							Manangtayor	100
							Laempoh	100
							Sakor	100
							Namnoy	100
							Sateng	100
							Hadyai	100

 

This chart shows numbers of injured and dead classified by place of occurrence. The top 10 tambons: (from left to right) Ruesoh, Tanyongmas, Satengnork, Bannangsata, Patae, Sukirin, Bongo, Dusongngo, Bacho, Juab. The orange color indicates injury and black indicates death.

 

This chart shows numbers of injured and dead classified by tambon. The top 5 tambons (left to right) Ruesoh, Tanyongmas, Satengnork, Bannangsata, Patae. Black represents the dead and the rest of the bar represents the injured.
Brown - January-September 2007
Dark orange - October 2007 to June 2008
Orange - July-December 2008
Dark yellow - January-March 2009
Yellow - April 2009
Eggshell - May 2009
Shaded - June 2009

 

Number of casualty and death and fatality rate (%) of the top 5 report following the hospitals that provide medical treatment
No.	Hospital	Casualty number	Hospital	Death number	Hospital	Fatality rate(%)
Provincial and college Hospitals (total casualty of 1,114, death of 51,fatality rate of 4.6%)
1	Yala	878	Yala	38	Hadyai	10.4
2	Prince of Songkhla	188	Prince of Songkhla	8	Yala, Prince of Songkhla	4.3
3	Hadyai	48	Hadyai	5
General hospitals (total casualty of 1,306, death of 76 and fatality rate of 5.8%)
1	Pattani	557	Narathiwat	46	Baetong	11.1
2	Narathiwat	545	Pattani	26	Narathiwat	8.4
3	Sungaikolok	179	Sungaikolok	2	Pattani	4.7
4	Baetong	18	Baetong		Sungaikolok	1.1
5	Songkhla	7
Community hospitals (total casualty of 2,736, death of 212, fatality rate of 7.7%)
1	Rangae	227	Kokpoh	19	Chana	40
2	Ruesoh	209	Ruesoh, Panare	16	Panare	27.1
3	Bannangsata	187	Saiburi	15	Mayor	20
4	Saiburi	169	Mayo	14	Kokpoh	18.1
5	Yaha	163	Bannangsata, Yarang	13	Thungyangdaeng	15.2

 

This map shows the rate of casualties according to the tambon where the incidents occur. The number of injured are classified by monthly period as following:
Dark green - January 2007 - September 2007
Green - October 2007 - June 2008
Light green - July 2008 - December 2008
Yellow - January 2009 - March 2009
Light orange - April 2009
Orange - May 2009
Red - July 2009
The brown color indicates the rate of injured in each district (per 100,000 population per month).


Source: Deep South Violence-related Injury Surveillance statistics

Index of violence statistics for the Thai Deep South