Thai police seek Interpol help to track bomb suspect
Thailand has asked Interpol for help in tracking down the man they believe planted a bomb in Bangkok that killed 20 people, sending the international police organisation an image of the suspected bomber.
The military government was initially reluctant in asking for outside help in the investigation of the blast at a famous shrine on Monday evening that killed 20 people and wounded scores.
"We sent a request for assistance," deputy national police spokesman Kissana Phathancharoen told Reuters.
There has been no claim of responsibility and police have not determined a motive for the worst ever bomb attack in Thailand.
Police suspect the young man caught in grainy footage leaving a backpack at the crowded shrine shortly before the explosion is foreign but Kissana said Thai police were not focused on any particular country or region with their appeal to Interpol.
"We basically sent in the modus operandi (of the suspect) and also the appearance of the suspect we're looking for
origina post found her
No comments :
Post a Comment