Malaysian Police Inspector-General Khalid Abu Bakar at
the opening of the International Meeting on Global Piracy,
Armed Robbery and
Maritime Security in Kuala Lumpur
on Monday. (EPA photo)
KUALA
LUMPUR -- Malaysian police have arrested three
people, a Pakistani man and two
Malaysians, as part of
investigations into last month's deadly Erawan shrine
bombing in Bangkok, Malaysia's national police chief
said on Monday.
"I confirm we have arrested three people, two men and one
woman, and one of them is Pakistani," dpa quoted
Malaysian Police Inspector-General Khalid Abu Bakar
as saying.
The Star newspaper online reported that the three were
detained "a few days ago" but gave no further details of the
identities of those taken into custody, according to AFP.
"We are assisting Thai police regarding this probe.
We feel these three (people) can assist us in the investigation,"
The Star quoted Pol Insp Gen Khalid as saying.
Malaysian authorities currently had no plans to hand them
over to Thai police, he added.
"We are working together with our Thai counterparts.
Let us investigate the matter first," he said.
The attack killed 20 people, the majority of them Chinese
visitors, and injured another 130 people at the Erawan shrine
in the capital's bustling downtown Ratchaprasong district
on Aug 17.
Thai authorities have arrested two foreign men, one carrying
a forged Turkish passport and the other Chinese passport,
and have arrest warrants for nine other suspects.
News,General,Bangkok Post, 14 September 2015.
Thanks for the cooperation of Malaysian police to arrest
and investigation the bomb suspects.
Hope all help and cooperation of all the country and
the effort of Thai authorities we can arrest all the suspects
and can find out who order them to make the bomb case.
Sincerely Yours.
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