At least four people are killed and four others injured in a bombing in south Thailand.

A large bomb explosion in Thailand’s capital Bangkok leaves at least ten people dead and more than 20 injured. Police say the bomb went off outside a popular religious shrine, which is a tourist center in Bangkok’s Chidlom district. The explosion site has been the center of political demonstrations in recent years. The last bombing in Bangkok occurred in a shopping mall in February and was reportedly related to political tensions following a regime change. The Thai royal army took power last May and imposed a martial law across the country. The martial law was later lifted in April.

At least one person has been killed in several bomb attacks in southern Thailand, authorities say.

Unknown assailants kill four Thai soldiers and wound eight others in two ambushes in the southern part of the country.

A car bomb injures 7 people in a mall on the Thai resort island of Samui.

Thai fire-fighters extinguish a fire at the site where a car bomb was detonated by suspected militants in Thailand's restive southern province of Narathiwat on February 20, 2015.

Thailand’s premier slams rumors that his military administration was behind recent blasts in Bangkok.