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Thai Police raided the area of Min Buri which housed large Muslim populations in Bangkok, as part of its heightened security measures.

The son of ousted Thai premier Thaksin Shinawatra has handed police a reward for their investigation into the deadly Bangkok blast, after authorities declared the first suspect arrested.

The lawyer for the prime suspect in investigations into August's deadly Bangkok bomb blast said his client was told to plant the bomb by another man.

Thai authorities have not ruled out domestic politics as the motive behind the bomb attacks in Bangkok in the middle of last month, although the crackdown on human trafficking may also be the motive.

Thai police officially announced the identities of two men believed to be responsible for the two separate bomb attacks in Bangkok last month.

Thai police will send another team to Kuala Lumpur to gather information on three people detained by the Malaysian police over Bangkok blast.

IGP Tan Sri Khalid Abu Bakar says two Malaysians and a Pakistani national have been arrested and are assisting with the investigation.

The revelation came as investigators gave their most detailed account of how the alleged network of bombers coordinated the attack.

The family of Maisarah Suansan or Wanna, 27, believe she has nothing to do with the bloody tragedy.

It was the second confirmed arrest in connection with the August 17 blast that tore through a religious shrine in downtown Bangkok.

The hunt for those behind the Bangkok blast narrowed as police revealed they have two new suspects after more bomb-making paraphernalia was found in a suburban apartment.

Police are seeking a Thai woman and an unidentified man after bomb-making materials were discovered over the weekend in an apartment.

The 28-year-old suspect is being held at a military facility on charges of possessing illegal explosives and multiple fake passports.

Thai police said three Uighur Muslims, among dozens detained in the kingdom for illegal entry last year, have been questioned over the deadly Bangkok bombing.

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