Cameras 'got clear images of latest bomb suspects'

“We have already examined 40 per cent of the footage and suspects are sighted,” a source said.
Three people died and eight were wounded in the violence that raged between Friday night and early Saturday.
The recordings reveal a young man receiving explosives from someone crossing the border from Malaysia on a ferry.
“After receiving the explosives, the young man in a black T-shirt left the pier alone on a motorcycle,” the source said.
Another video showed two men believed to be in their early 20s planting explosives on a shelf inside a large shop but pretending to be customers by making a purchase.
“Judging by their clothes and hairstyles, they don’t look like Thais,” the source said.
“They didn’t say anything inside the shop.”
The pictures were quite sharp and would become key pieces of evidence, the source said.
In neighbouring Pattani, security measures were beefed up in response to intelligence reports that violent incidents might be staged.
Police, soldiers and administrative officials joined forces to man checkpoints along both main and secondary roads in the province.
Unrest has plagued the deep South for more than 10 years.