Prawut said the test showed that the Sa Kaew suspect’s DNA did not match that extracted from the taxi the bomber took the day he made the attack and did not match that extracted from a Bt20 note the bomber gave to a motorcycle taxi driver.
But, Prawut said, the foreign man, who carries a Chinese passport, was still suspected of getting involved in the attack because his fingerprints matched with those found on a bottled used for storing bomb materials from on an apartment room in Bangkok’s Nong Chok district. The first suspect in the case, whose nationality has yet to be confirmed, was arrested at the apartment.