premise: Meanwhile in nearby province Yala, over 30 schools in Yaha district were closed Wednesday with no schedule for reopening as teachers fear that local people would take them hostages, according to news network The Nation.
  Somchai Ronglua, deputy director of Yala's Education Zone II, was quoted as saying that teachers feared for their safety after local villagers protested on Tuesday to pressure border patrol police and troops to pull out from their temporary bases in two schools in the district.
  Somchai said although most of the protesting villagers dispersed, teachers believed that they were still dissatisfied so they could stage violent protests, including holding teacher hostages.
  He said teachers would not resume teaching until the situation got improved or the authorities could guarantee their safety.
  Insurgency-related violence has been on the rise in recent weeks in the three southern border provinces Yala, Narathiwat and Pattani, where over 1,700 people have been killed in the past three years.
   What could be expected to happen after local villagers protested on Tuesday?
hypothesis: resume teaching