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The sedan veered off a major road in the heart of the capital and slammed through a gate onto the grounds of Erawan Shrine, the site of a bombing in August 2015 that left 20 dead and scores injured.

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

Adem Karadag, the first arrested suspect, is the man in the yellow t-shirt that police have been hunting for, Thai police say.

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

Thai police said last month's deadly Bangkok bombing was launched in anger at the country's crackdown on trafficking Uighur Muslims.

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

The man Thai police believe masterminded last month's deadly Bangkok bombing fled to Bangladesh the day before the attack and travelled on a Chinese passport.

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

National police spokesman Prawut Thavornsiri said officers believed the suspect was part of a crime group who helped illegal migrants obtain counterfeit documents.

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

The police need more witnesses and evidence, especially closed-circuit television camera footages for further investigation.

The bombing at the Erawan shrine in the capital's commercial heart was Thailand's worst single mass-casualty attack.

Many foreigners appear to have come under suspicion because they share a passing resemblance to a primary suspect.

Thailand has asked Interpol for help in tracking down the man they believe planted a bomb in Bangkok that killed 20 people, sending them an image of the suspected bomber.

Thai police said Thursday they were still unsure if the prime suspect in the Bangkok shrine bombing had fled the country.

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