Thai police shows videos of bomb suspects
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CCTV (closed-circuit television) footage that was released on Tuesday (February 14) night showed three men suspected of involvement in three blasts in Bangkok on the same day.
28-year-old suspect Saeid Moradi, who was seen wearing a black shirt in the CCTV footage, was seriously wounded in Bangkok when a bomb he was carrying exploded and blew one of his legs off.
His second leg had to be amputated.
Thai police said another suspect, 42-year-old Mohammad Hazaei, wearing a light blue shirt in the CCTV footage, was arrested on Tuesday night at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Thai media said police are still looking for the third suspect, an unidentified man who wore a white shirt in the CCTV footage.
Local media also added that all three suspects rented the house that was damaged in one of the blasts.
Thai police, who are still investigating, declined to make any link between Tuesday's explosions, and the arrest last month of a Lebanese man in Bangkok.
Thai authorities had said the Lebanese had links to Hezbollah.
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CCTV (closed-circuit television) footage that was released on Tuesday (February 14) night showed three men suspected of involvement in three blasts in Bangkok on the same day.
28-year-old suspect Saeid Moradi, who was seen wearing a black shirt in the CCTV footage, was seriously wounded in Bangkok when a bomb he was carrying exploded and blew one of his legs off.
His second leg had to be amputated.
Thai police said another suspect, 42-year-old Mohammad Hazaei, wearing a light blue shirt in the CCTV footage, was arrested on Tuesday night at Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Thai media said police are still looking for the third suspect, an unidentified man who wore a white shirt in the CCTV footage.
Local media also added that all three suspects rented the house that was damaged in one of the blasts.
Thai police, who are still investigating, declined to make any link between Tuesday's explosions, and the arrest last month of a Lebanese man in Bangkok.
Thai authorities had said the Lebanese had links to Hezbollah.