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January 29, 2021 Two of three suspects wanted for allegedly throwing a "ping pong bomb" that injured four people on Jan 17 have been arrested. The Nation/Asia News Network Two of three suspects wanted for allegedly throwing a "ping pong bomb" that injured four people on Jan 17 have been arrested. The Metropolitan Police on Thursday announced the arrest of Pornchai Prakaphuang (23) and Natthasut Siri-ut (19) for allegedly throwing the small low-pressure explosive -- the size of a table tennis ...

Cops probe Free Guards abduction 9 published : 19 Jan 2021 at 07:00 9 Free Guards members on Monday gather outside Pathumwan Municipal Court to wait for the release on bail of four of their group. (Photo by Wichan Charoenkiatpakul) Investigations are underway to find the culprits behind the alleged abduction of a member of the Free Guards group, police said on Monday. Police spokesman Pol Maj Gen Yingyos Thepchamnong said Mongkhol "Yel" Sa...

Police hunt for mall bombers Police hunt for mall bombers THAILAND: Police will issue warrants for the arrest of two suspects who threw a bomb at anti-government demonstrators outside a shopping mall on Rama IV Road on Saturday (Jan 16), a senior police officer at the Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) said. Monday 18 January 2021, 10:15AM A protester kneels in front of a heap of stationery and bamboo canes during a “Bad Student” demonstration outside the Ministry of Education in Bangkok on S...

Cops hunt for mall bombers 4 4 hurt as motorbike riders threw device published : 18 Jan 2021 at 07:30 4 Police officers wearing PPE investigate at a blast site outside Chamchuri Square on Rama IV Road on Saturday. (Reuters photo) Police will issue warrants for the arrest of two suspects who threw a bomb at anti-government demonstrators outside a shopping mall on Rama IV Road on Saturday, a senior police officer at the Metropolitan Police Bur...

18 01 2021 While the big protests are on hold, guerrilla-style actions have continued. Over the past few days, it has become clear that the regime is taking advantage of virus restrictions to take a hard line against protesters. The reporting on this include stories on an action at the Victory Monument “organised for protesters to write their opinions on a long fabric banner about Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha’s failures in handling crisis situations, as well as ur...