Police in Thailand have said Monday's bomb in Bangkok was unlikely to be the work of an international terrorist group – despite issuing an arrest warrant for an "unnamed foreigner" in connection with the attack.
The bomb detonated close to the capital's popular Erawan shrine, killing 20 people and injuring dozens more.
Yesterday, the Bangkok's Southern Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for a foreign man accused of conspiracy to commit premeditated murder and weapons offences.
"Hopefully, he is still in Thailand," said police spokesman Lieutenant General Prawut Thawornsiri. A one million baht (£18,000) reward has been offered in exchange for information leading to his capture.
It comes after police released grainy CCTV footage showing the suspect in a yellow T-shirt leaving a backpack at the shrine moments before the bomb detonated.