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	&ldquo;The Cabinet has tasked police to solving the case,&rdquo; he said.</div>
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	Wichean said the case received a high priority because the bombs were planted to coincide with the celebrations for His Majesty&rsquo;s birthday. Rajdamnoen is a major venue for festive activities.</div>
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	Wichean refused to speculate on the culprits behind the bombs, saying he was only authorised to say that the police investigation was ongoing.</div>
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Police persuing all leads on two Rajdamnoen bombs

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