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Bangkok bomb: Thai police release sketch of suspect captured by CCTV footage before attack Bangkok bomb: Thai police release sketch of suspect captured by CCTV footage before attack
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Thai police have released a sketch of the man they believe to be the Bangkok bomber, as authorities offer a million-Baht reward for information related to the mystery individual.Thai police have released a sketch of the man they believe to be the Bangkok bomber, as authorities offer a million-Baht reward for information related to the mystery individual.
Two days after the attack on the Hindu Erawan shrine in central, downtown Bangkok on Monday evening, police authorities are still struggling to locate the man suspected of planting a pipe bomb that killed at least 20 people and injured more than 100.Two days after the attack on the Hindu Erawan shrine in central, downtown Bangkok on Monday evening, police authorities are still struggling to locate the man suspected of planting a pipe bomb that killed at least 20 people and injured more than 100.
On Tuesday CCTV footage and stills were released that appeared to show a young man, wearing a yellow t-shirt and heavy framed glasses, depositing a rucksack on a bench by the shrine before disappearing into the crowd just minutes before the explosion.On Tuesday CCTV footage and stills were released that appeared to show a young man, wearing a yellow t-shirt and heavy framed glasses, depositing a rucksack on a bench by the shrine before disappearing into the crowd just minutes before the explosion.
Local authorities have appealed for anyone with information surrounding the alleged bomber to come forward, offering a reward of one million Baht (the national currency) – equivalent to roughly £28,000. Local authorities have appealed for anyone with information surrounding the alleged bomber to come forward, offering a reward of one million Baht (the national currency) – equivalent to roughly £18,000.
On Wednesday, the national chief of police Somyot Poompanmoung said he did not believe the attacker was acting alone, telling reporters he was part of a “network”.On Wednesday, the national chief of police Somyot Poompanmoung said he did not believe the attacker was acting alone, telling reporters he was part of a “network”.
"I am confident that there are Thais involved but I am not saying it is just Thais or that there are foreigners," he said."I am confident that there are Thais involved but I am not saying it is just Thais or that there are foreigners," he said.
The police chief also told reporters: “I don't suspect one person, I suspect many people”.The police chief also told reporters: “I don't suspect one person, I suspect many people”.
Meanwhile, the shrine has reopened and local residents have left tributes to the 20 people killed around the popular holy place.Meanwhile, the shrine has reopened and local residents have left tributes to the 20 people killed around the popular holy place.
This article will be updated shortly.This article will be updated shortly.