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	The court initially handed down a life prisonment before citing the defendant&rsquo;s confession and guilty plea as grounds for leniency.</div>
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	Anek, a fruit vendor, sustained serious injuries after accidentally triggering the home-made bomb he wired to the push-cart left in front of the party headquarters on Phaholyothin 43 Road.</div>
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Bhum Jai Thai bomber to serve 35 years in jail

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