In Thailand, three unexploded bombs were found in Bangkok and surrounding suburbs in a matter of hours, one of them in front of a school and one in a shopping mall. The National police spokesman, Major General Prawut Thavornsiri, said, the first device was recovered under a footbridge outside a school in central Bangkok yesterday. The two other devices, each weighing around five kilograms were found at a shopping mall and in the public health ministry car park in nearby Nonthaburi province. Both were later defused. The finds follow a series of grenade blasts in recent weeks across the Thai capital, which remains under emergency rule following deadly street clashes in April and May during anti-government protests.