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	DSI director-general Tarit Pengdith said Amphorn Jaikorn was implicated in a previous explosion at an apartment in Nonthaburi in 2010, during the red-shirt protests in Bangkok. This time, she had only been detained and questioned by police about her alleged role in the Min Buri incident that killed two men on a motorcycle carrying a pipe bomb, he said.&nbsp;</div>
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	Tarit explained that she was released on a Bt400,000 bail guarantee as there was a lack of evidence.&nbsp;</div>

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