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Thai Court Indicts 2 Men Over Deadly Bangkok Bombing
A Thai military court has indicted two men accused of carrying out a Bangkok bomb attack that killed 20 people including 14 foreigners, making it the deadliest such incident in Thai history.
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Bangkok Bomb Plotter 'Flew To China', Malaysia Lead Goes Nowhere
The suspected mastermind of last month's deadly bomb attack in Thailand left for China from Bangladesh 12 days ago, and efforts in Malaysia to track the man suspected of planting the explosives have been unsuccessful, Thai police said today.
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'Mastermind' of Thai Bomb Fled Before Attack: Police Sources
The suspected mastermind of Thailand's deadliest bomb attack fled the country on the eve of the blast at a Hindu shrine last month and others wanted by police are most likely overseas, according to sources with knowledge of the investigation.
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Thai Police Give Themselves Reward for Bomb Suspect Arrest
Thailand's police chief announced Monday he was handing his own officers a reward of some $84,000 for apprehending a man who has been charged in connection with this month's deadly Bangkok bomb blast.
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Police Seek New Suspects in Bangkok Blast as More Bomb Materials Found
Police investigating the deadly Bangkok blast said they were seeking a Thai woman and an unidentified man after bomb-making materials were discovered over the weekend in a second apartment raided by police.
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Bangkok Bomb Suspect Uncooperative: Thai Army Chief
Thailand's army chief today told AFP the man arrested in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok bomb blast was not cooperating, as police announced he was part of a people-smuggling gang.
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Tourism Unaffected by Deadly Bangkok Bomb: Junta
Thailand's junta today insisted the crucial tourist industry has been unaffected by last week's bomb attack which killed 20 people, mostly foreigners, saying visitor numbers remained "at a normal level".
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Thai Police Say Whereabouts of Bomber a Mystery, a Week After Blast
Police said today the trail had gone cold in the hunt for a bomber a week after 20 people were killed in Thailand's worst ever bomb attack, and they were unsure if the chief suspect was still in the country.
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Thai Police Chief Hails Bomber Hunt 'Progress', But Still No Arrests
Thailand's police chief today insisted his officers were making "a lot of progress" in the hunt for the Bangkok shrine bomber despite the lack of arrests and mystery over the attackers' motives.
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Thailand Increases Reward for Information Leading to Bombing Suspect
Thai authorities have tripled to $85,000 a reward for information leading to the arrest of the main suspect in the country's worst ever bombing.
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Despite No Arrest, Thai Police Chief Lauds Bomber Hunt 'Progress'
Thailand's police chief today insisted his officers are making "a lot of progress" in the hunt for the Bangkok shrine bomber despite the lack of arrests and mystery over the motive of the attackers.
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Global Terrorists 'Unlikely' Responsible For Thai Bomb
International terrorists were not suspected of a bomb attack in Bangkok this week that killed 20 people and China was not the target, Thai authorities said on Thursday, as police said they believed at least 10 plotters were involved.
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Bomb Near Bangkok Shrine Kills 19, Wounds Scores in Bid 'To Destroy Economy'
A bomb planted at one of the Thai capital's most renowned shrines on Monday killed 19 people, including three foreign tourists, and wounded scores in an attack the government called a bid to destroy the economy.
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Thai Court Indicts 2 Men Over Deadly Bangkok Bombing
A Thai military court has indicted two men accused of carrying out a Bangkok bomb attack that killed 20 people including 14 foreigners, making it the deadliest such incident in Thai history.
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Bangkok Bomb Plotter 'Flew To China', Malaysia Lead Goes Nowhere
The suspected mastermind of last month's deadly bomb attack in Thailand left for China from Bangladesh 12 days ago, and efforts in Malaysia to track the man suspected of planting the explosives have been unsuccessful, Thai police said today.
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'Mastermind' of Thai Bomb Fled Before Attack: Police Sources
The suspected mastermind of Thailand's deadliest bomb attack fled the country on the eve of the blast at a Hindu shrine last month and others wanted by police are most likely overseas, according to sources with knowledge of the investigation.
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Thai Police Give Themselves Reward for Bomb Suspect Arrest
Thailand's police chief announced Monday he was handing his own officers a reward of some $84,000 for apprehending a man who has been charged in connection with this month's deadly Bangkok bomb blast.
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Police Seek New Suspects in Bangkok Blast as More Bomb Materials Found
Police investigating the deadly Bangkok blast said they were seeking a Thai woman and an unidentified man after bomb-making materials were discovered over the weekend in a second apartment raided by police.
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Bangkok Bomb Suspect Uncooperative: Thai Army Chief
Thailand's army chief today told AFP the man arrested in connection with last week's deadly Bangkok bomb blast was not cooperating, as police announced he was part of a people-smuggling gang.
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Tourism Unaffected by Deadly Bangkok Bomb: Junta
Thailand's junta today insisted the crucial tourist industry has been unaffected by last week's bomb attack which killed 20 people, mostly foreigners, saying visitor numbers remained "at a normal level".
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Thai Police Say Whereabouts of Bomber a Mystery, a Week After Blast
Police said today the trail had gone cold in the hunt for a bomber a week after 20 people were killed in Thailand's worst ever bomb attack, and they were unsure if the chief suspect was still in the country.
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Thai Police Chief Hails Bomber Hunt 'Progress', But Still No Arrests
Thailand's police chief today insisted his officers were making "a lot of progress" in the hunt for the Bangkok shrine bomber despite the lack of arrests and mystery over the attackers' motives.
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Thailand Increases Reward for Information Leading to Bombing Suspect
Thai authorities have tripled to $85,000 a reward for information leading to the arrest of the main suspect in the country's worst ever bombing.
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Despite No Arrest, Thai Police Chief Lauds Bomber Hunt 'Progress'
Thailand's police chief today insisted his officers are making "a lot of progress" in the hunt for the Bangkok shrine bomber despite the lack of arrests and mystery over the motive of the attackers.
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Global Terrorists 'Unlikely' Responsible For Thai Bomb
International terrorists were not suspected of a bomb attack in Bangkok this week that killed 20 people and China was not the target, Thai authorities said on Thursday, as police said they believed at least 10 plotters were involved.
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Bomb Near Bangkok Shrine Kills 19, Wounds Scores in Bid 'To Destroy Economy'
A bomb planted at one of the Thai capital's most renowned shrines on Monday killed 19 people, including three foreign tourists, and wounded scores in an attack the government called a bid to destroy the economy.
