Police urged the tuktuk driver, who drove the suspect to the spot in front of Bangkok Hyatt Hotel to contact Pol Col Noppasit Mitrphakdee and the driver&#39;s identity would also be kept confidential.

Police offer Bt30,000 for tuktuk driver to come forward

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Police offer Bt30,000 for tuktuk driver to come forward

The Metropolitan Police Thursday offered Bt30,000 to the tuktuk driver who delivered the bomb suspect to Erawan shrine to come forward and testify.

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