Car used in Samui bomb attack lost in Yala

Prakarn said the authorities were trying to figure out how the car had been smuggled from Yala.
Prakarn said he could not yet confirm that the attack was carried out by Muslim insurgents from te deep South.
Meanwhile, Col Banphot Poolpian, spokesman of the Internal Security Operations Command, said certain insurgents from the deep South might be hired to carry out attacks in Surat Thani.
Apart from the Samui attack, He was also referring to a fire at the Surat Thani Cooperative.
He said the ISOC has not receive any information that the southern insurgents would carry out attacks beyond the boundary of the three southern provinces. But, he said, it was possible that some of them might be hired by someone, who might have other motives, to carry out the attacks.
Panitan Wattanayagorn an advisor to Deputy Prime Minister Prawit Wongsuwan, said yesterday that the authorities have gathered a lot of information and evidences related to the car bomb attack.
Panitan said the attack was definitely not done by local people.
He said the authorities would not take a long time to pinpoint the attacker.