A Royal Thai Police handout photo made available on 28 August 2015 shows a combo picture taken from security camera shows a suspect who is alleged to be involved in a bomb blast at a pier in Bangkok, Thailand. -EPA
BANGKOK (Reuters) - An arrest warrant has been issued for an unnamed suspect in a bomb blast at a Bangkok pier that took place a day after Thailand's worst ever-bombing killed 20 people at a popular shrine, Thai police said on Friday.
Police spokesman Prawut Thawornsiri said a court issued the warrant based on grainy video footage of a man in a blue shirt kicking a bag into the water near the pier on the night of Aug. 17, soon after the blast at Bangkok's Hindu Erawan Shrine.
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