Thailand: hunting for two more terrorists

Authorities in Thailand are searching for two more suspects of involvement in the bombing in Bangkok last Monday.

As recalled, 20 people were killed and 125 injured in a powerful explosion that occurred this week at a busy commercial center in central Bangkok, close to Erawan Hindu temple in the Chidlom quarter. Shortly after the attack, the Foreign Ministry announced that it is not known of Israelis injured by the blast. Three tourists are among the dead, including two from China and one from the Philippines. This morning the damaged temple was re-opened.

Police released a composite sketch of the main suspect, local media reported that police are looking for "a man of Middle Eastern appearance", observed by surveillance cameras wearing a yellow shirt and black-rimmed glasses. He arrived on a scooter, carrying a backpack, walked around the Arawan Temple where the attack took place, placed his bag there and left on a motorcycle taxi.

This morning (Wednesday), local police announced that two additional suspects were identified by security cameras. The other suspects were seen in cameras in the blast near the suspect. "The man in red and the man in white are suspected too," a police spokesman said after the Thai police announced the suspect "certainly did not act alone".

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