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Bangkok bomb live: Attack was 'worst ever' says Thai PM as defence minister claims they have 'much clearer' idea of bombers' identity Bangkok bomb live: Video shows moment man slips off rucksack and leaves it at Erawan shrine – minutes before deadly explosive took place
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Here are the latest updates:Here are the latest updates:
• Video: Is this the moment Bangkok bomber planted explosive?
• CCTV images of suspect released
• Video: New footage emerges of the moment of the explosion
• Bomb attack wipes 3% off value of Thai stock market
• Thai PM labels attack 'worst ever'• Thai PM labels attack 'worst ever'
• Defence Minister says bombers' identity is 'much clearer'
• New video emerges of the moment of the explosion
• Death toll expected to rise as hospitals struggle to cope with wounded• Death toll expected to rise as hospitals struggle to cope with wounded
• Junta seeks answers over attack that targeted tourists 'with cruel precision' • Junta seeks answers over attack that targeted tourists
• Police detonate a possible second bomb• Police detonate a possible second bomb
• Video shows moment the bomb went off
• Bangkok bombing Q&A: Is it safe to travel to Thailand?• Bangkok bombing Q&A: Is it safe to travel to Thailand?
• What is the Erawan Shrine?• What is the Erawan Shrine?
  
  
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An explosion at around 7pm (local time) in the centre of the Thai capital Bangkok that killed at least 20 people has seen authorities scrambling as spectulation mounts over who is responsible.An explosion at around 7pm (local time) in the centre of the Thai capital Bangkok that killed at least 20 people has seen authorities scrambling as spectulation mounts over who is responsible.
As many as 21 people have died in the suspected pipe bomb, with 140 injured. The toll is expected to rise in the course of today. One Japanese citizen is reportedly among the seriously injured.As many as 21 people have died in the suspected pipe bomb, with 140 injured. The toll is expected to rise in the course of today. One Japanese citizen is reportedly among the seriously injured.
Meanwhile, Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha told reporters the bombing was "the worst incident that has ever happened in Thailand".Meanwhile, Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-Ocha told reporters the bombing was "the worst incident that has ever happened in Thailand".
Of the perpetrators he told Reuters: "I have seen the footage, we have some suspects but it is not so clear. We have to find them first."Of the perpetrators he told Reuters: "I have seen the footage, we have some suspects but it is not so clear. We have to find them first."
The country's defence minister said that it was "much clearer" who the bombers were, "but I can't reveal right now," said Prawit Wongsuwan. The minister added that the bombers intentions had been to discredit the government and harm the economy.The country's defence minister said that it was "much clearer" who the bombers were, "but I can't reveal right now," said Prawit Wongsuwan. The minister added that the bombers intentions had been to discredit the government and harm the economy.
Additional reporting by ReutersAdditional reporting by Reuters