
Also, National Police deputy chief Pol.General Pansiri Prapawat said the Attorney Generals Office, National Police Office, and the Foreign Ministry had sent pictures from CCTV to the Malaysian government.
The pictures had been captured before and after the explosion incidents in Bangkok, including at Soi Preedeepanomyong 31 and 35 on February 14.
Malaysia had asked the Thai government for more evidence as it deliberated whether to send the Iranian suspect Masut back to Thailand. The Thai authorities claim he fled across the border to Malaysia.
" The Malaysian government will study the case of Masut on April 16. The evidence we have sent to them is very important and will show the judges how this man was linked to the unrest in Bangkok," Pansiri said