Another explosion occurred at a pier in Bangkok on Tuesday with no injuries reported, local media reported.
Thailand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Tuesday that it is too early to determine the possible motives or perpetrators of a Bangkok explosion that has left at least 20 killed, including four Chinese nationals.
Four Chinese nationals, including two from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, have been confirmed killed in a Bangkok explosion Monday night, the Chinese embassy in Thailand said on Tuesday.
The China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) is paying close attention to the deadly explosion in Bangkok and will try to protect Chinese tourists in Thailand, it said Tuesday.
The death toll in a Bangkok explosion on Monday night has been revised to 20, assistant national police chief Prawut Thawornsiri said Tuesday.
Two Hong Kong residents have been confirmed dead in the wake of last night's devastating bomb blast in the heart of the Thai capital Bangkok, Hong Kong's Immigration Department said Tuesday morning.
Two Hong Kong residents were killed in Monday's Bangkok bomb attack which claimed at least 19 lives, Hong Kong's Immigration Department said on Tuesday.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has strongly condemned the Bangkok bomb blast which killed at least 19 people on Monday.
A bomb went off near the popular Hindu Erawan Shrine in downtown Bangkok on Monday evening, killing 22 people and injuring more than 100 people by press time, Thai authorities said.
Singaporeans have been injured in the bomb blast near the famous Erawan Shrine in Bangkok, said the Ministry of Foreign Affairs late Monday.
At least 20 people were killed and 123 others injured in an explosion in downtown Bangkok on Monday night, according to a CNN report.