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Bomb suspect in custody

Immigration police chief Wibul Bangthamai confirmed that a man named Mohummad Hazaei, detained at Suvarnabhumi airport, is one of two suspects who fled the scene of the bomb blasts in Bangkok's Sukhumvit area on Tuesday.

According to Mr Wibul, the man refused to answer questions and demanded a translator. Police are now hunting for the third suspect who fled the scene after the first explosion according to witnesses.
Immigration police have been told to beef up security at all airports and checkpoints nationwide.

A man carrying an Iranian passport blew off his own legs and wounded four civilians in a series of three blasts on Tuesday afternoon in Sukhumvit Soi 71,

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  • Discussion 3 : 15/02/2012 at 01:14 AM3

    And now there is another suspect on the loose, just like before when they said it was all safe. At this rate the foreign minister should declare everything is OK right before he leaves for China in the morning. The PM will make a statement she has no idea what is going on because again she was not around, and no one told her anything.

    If the foreign minister is not meeting Thaksin he will cancel his trip to China, but if he is meeting Thaksin then he will still go on his trip to China, even though there is still a bomber on the loose in Thailand.

  • Discussion 2 : 15/02/2012 at 12:05 AM2

    So true. Thai officials repeatedly insist that all embassies should lift their warnings... and then this happens.. and the PM can only say: "it's all under control." Really? How can you know in a city of 10M people?

  • Discussion 1 : 14/02/2012 at 09:09 PM1

    So this proves the USA embassy was right in not lifting it's bomb warning to Americans. The other countries that listened to the Thai government's statement that every thing was under control, and nothing to worry about must feel foolish now, as must the government.

    Bombs go off, yet the government was convinced ever thing was under control. This is another example in the long growing list of just the opposite of what they say as being the real truth.

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