Sticky bomb used in Delhi and Bangkok blasts

February 15, 2012 18:02

The sticky bomb that targeted an Israeli embassy car in Delhi was also used in the triple explosions in Bangkok yesterday, prompting Thai authorities today to probe possible links between the two incidents.

Thailand's National Security Council chief Wichean Potephosree was cautious when he said the government has not yet determined if there were any links between the events in Bangkok and the Monday incidents in New Delhi and the Georgian capital Tbilisi.

"We haven't found any links but we are still investigating. We admit there was magnetic component aiming at individuals but the origin of the magnet still has to be investigated," he said.

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