Koh Samui News
Suspects in Samui bombing say they are innocent
Yesterday in Samui the two men accused of involvement in the April the 10th bombing in the underground car park of the Central Festival shopping mall denied all charges and said that they will fight in the court to clear their names.
In the Koh Samui Provincial Court police applied for their first twelve day detention period for Abdulronging Dueramae, 49 and Abdulloh Samae, 25, and objected to them being released on bail.
The two men face charges of murder, being in possession of explosives and conspiring to cause explosions to harm people and property.
The two men were transported by helicopter to the Samui Provincial Court from the Ingkhayuth Boriham Army Camp in Pattani’s Nong Chik district, they were also taken to the Bophut police station for questioning.
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