Shackled Soldier Told to Respect Chain of Command
BANGKOK — A recent conscript who complained to the junta he was chained to a tire while carrying out his duties was told yesterday the chain he needs to worry about is that of command.
Bangkok Bombing: Governor Defends Rushed Reopening of Shrine
BANGKOK — As the investigation into Monday’s bomb attack appears stalled, a multi-faith service was held this morning at the site, the rapid reopening of which has put Bangkok’s governor on the defensive over criticism he ordered it scrubbed and reopened too soon.
Bangkok Bombing: 'Red' and 'White' Shirt Suspects Cleared of Involvement
BANGKOK — Two of three persons of interest in Monday's deadly bombing attack were cleared of wrongdoing tonight, according to a police source.
Tuk-Tuk Driver Who Took Bomber to Shrine Steps Forward
BANGKOK — The top suspect in Bangkok’s deadly bomb attack traveled to the scene from a location halfway between the Hua Lamphong Railway Station and Chulalongkorn University, according to the man who says he drove him there.
Leaked Police Report Tracks Lead Suspect Before, After Bombing
BANGKOK — A police report compiling information about the suspected Bangkok bomber’s movements has been obtained by Khaosod English today.
Bangkok Bombing: Police Turn to Interpol as Investigation Stalls
BANGKOK — While the search continues for the prime suspect in Monday’s terror attack, police have added three more unidentified suspects to their hunt and, three days into the investigation, reached out today for international help.
‘Facebook Prophet’ Denies He Authored Online Augury
BANGKOK — The man behind a Facebook post that purportedly predicted the deadly bombing in central Bangkok four days in advance met with police today to affirm his innocence in the plot.
1M Baht Bounty for Bangkok Bomb Suspect
BANGKOK — Authorities have put a 1 million baht bounty on their chief suspect in Monday’s devastating bomb attack which killed at least 20 people and injured more than 100 in the Thai capital.
Police Widen Hunt for Bombing ‘Network’
BANGKOK — The site of Monday’s horrific bombing reopened this morning as officials announced they have widened their search from a lone wolf bomber to a “network” they believe behind the deadly attack which killed at least 20 people.
Bangkok Shrine Bombing: Those Who Died
BANGKOK — Terror was unleashed on an unprecedented scale in Bangkok on a Monday night as an explosion, clearly intended to inflict maximum carnage, tore through a tourist site important for both secular and sacred reasons, turning Monday evening’s usual bustle into a horror of blood and human remains.
