The explosion was inside the vehicle believed to have been used by the attackers.
Second explosion at Dusit Hotel
A second explosion which was not of a high magnitude has gone off at the Dusit hotel and business complex.
Vehicles that were burnt at the Dusit Hotel
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After the second blast police sniffer dogs were deployed to help identify any more explosives.
A security officer prepares to detonate some of the explosives left behind by Al Shabaab terrorists at Dusit Hotel
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At around 5.55pm; police detonated several explosives which were left behind in the cars used by the attackers.
Police indicated that the attackers had forced their way into 14 Riverside Drive by shooting at guards; they hurled explosives into vehicles and went into Dusit D2 Hotel.
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