Bangkok suspects surrender, say they are tour guides
August 20, 2015 19:41
Two men identified as suspects in the Bangkok bombing have handed themselves in to police, insisting they are tour guides.
The pair were seen in security camera footage shortly before Monday's blast at the Erawan Shrine, reports BBC.
The men, in red and white T-shirts, rose from a bench shortly before the main suspect, in yellow, sat down and left behind his backpack.
The attack at the shrine killed 20 people and injured dozens.Officers are now questioning the pair.
The pair were seen in security camera footage shortly before Monday's blast at the Erawan Shrine, reports BBC.
The men, in red and white T-shirts, rose from a bench shortly before the main suspect, in yellow, sat down and left behind his backpack.
The attack at the shrine killed 20 people and injured dozens.Officers are now questioning the pair.
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