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Deadly Bombs End Bangkok's Celebration

Sunday, December 31, 2006 8:52:16 PM
By DENIS D. GRAY

Thai police investigators examine the site where a bomb exploded at Kong Toey market in Bangkok, Thailand Sunday evening, Dec. 31, 2006. Small bombs planted by unknown parties exploded on Sunday in at least four places in Thailand's capital, Bangkok, killing at least two people, police said. (AP Photo)BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - Nine bombs exploded across Bangkok as the Thai capital celebrated the New Year, killing two people and driving thousands of revelers home after the city was forced to cancel festivities.

Hospital staff and officials said 34 people were injured, at least six of them foreigners including one American.

There were two waves of bombings. Six nearly simultaneous explosions late Sunday night killed at least two people and injured 26. Some initially mistook the sound of the bombs for fireworks.


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